THE DEVIL's ANVIL 1967 PICTURE SLEEVE (no 45)Psych/F.Pappalardi/Mountain/Arabic
$
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Description
For sale here is the picture sleeve only - NO vinyl 45 RPM RECORD is included.
The sleeve is in VG+++ overall condition - other than a light amount of ring wear and a tiny tear on one of the top back corners, the sleeve looks super clean.
**Please zoom in on all photos and study the aforementioned flaws before purchasing to get a 100% accurate idea of the sleeve.**
This band featured was produced by Felix Pappalardi, who went on to work with CREAM and MOUNTAIN. Another member, Steve Knight, went on to play keyboards in MOUNTAIN.
Here is some info about the group I found online:
"The Devil's Anvil was a 1960s hard rock band based in New York City. They released one album, entitled Hard Rock from the Middle East, in 1967, showcasing a mix of 1960s hard-rock sound with Arab, Greek and Turkish songs and melodies.
Instrumental in the band's formation was producer Felix Pappalardi, who helped sign them with Columbia Records.
It was in 1966, while hanging out in the Village that he chanced upon a group of Middle Eastern-born or -descended musicians, playing at the MacDougal Street Cafe Feenjon. Pappalardi began playing with them, and eventually they became the unofficial house band at Feenjon -- the core members of the group, which took the name The Devil's Anvil, were Steve Knight(rhythm guitar, bass, bouzouki), Jerry Satpir (lead guitar, vocals), Elierzer Adoram (accordion), and Kareem Issaq (oud, vocals). Knight and Pappalardi developed a good working relationship, trading the bass and guitar spots during the recording of the group's one album, Hard Rock from the Middle East, which set the stage for their subsequent team-up together in Mountain.[1]"
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