TERRY KNIGHT & THE PACK - 1966 Mono LP in Shrink
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TERRY KNIGHT AND THE PACK is a 1966 mono LP release on the Lucky Eleven label # LE-8000.
"I (Who Have Nothing)" was a regional hit for Terry Knight & the Pack. Outside of the minor hit this album boasts a wonderfully precise '60s sound. The album contains "What's on Your Mind," one of eight originals by Terry Knight, a cover of Sonny Bono's "Where Do You Go," the Pack's rendition of "You're a Better Man Than I," "I've Been Told" and a cover of "Lady Jane." Terry Knight created the hard rock phenomenon known as Grand Funk Railroad in a management/production/PR role. With Bobby Caldwell on drums, who would later join Captain Beyond, Johnny Winter, Rick Derringer, and others, along with Don Brewer and Mark Farner of Grand Funk, this album and other material by the Pack indeed do become unique historical documents of the evolution of one of America's most important hard rock outfits.
The jacket, which is still in the shrink wrap, is in NM shape. The record is in VG++ to NM condition. High bidder agrees to pay $4.00 shipping in the U.S
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