Yesterday's Children orig. Psych LP MINT 1969
$
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from Allmusic: Review by Skip Jansen The sole album by this obscure Connecticut group who recorded this one LP and a classic psychedelic garage punk single which appears on the Psychedelic Unknowns compilation. While the debut single was classic beat garage of the period 1966, by the 1969 album the group expanded into more hard rock and progressive styles -- and this album is drenched in the lead guitar blitz of Reggie Wright. The group was led by brothers Denis Croce on guitar and Richard Croce on vocals, and Chuck Maher and Ralph Muscatelli on bass and drums. The group is not to be confused with a Chicago-area group of the same name and era who appeared on the Pebbles box set. Tracks Title Composer Time 1 Paranoia Croce, Maher, Muscatelli ... 4:34 Composed by: Croce, Maher, Muscatelli, Wright 2 Sad Born Loser Croce, Maher, Muscatelli ... 4:22 Composed by: Croce, Maher, Muscatelli, Wright 3 What of I Porter 3:55 4 She's Easy Croce, Maher, Muscatelli ... 6:36 Composed by: Croce, Maher, Muscatelli, Wright 5 Sailing Croce, Maher, Muscatelli ... 4:03 Composed by: Croce, Maher, Muscatelli, Wright 6 Providence Bummer Croce, Maher, Muscatelli ... 4:03 Composed by: Croce, Maher, Muscatelli, Wright 7 Evil Woman Weiss 3:10 8 Hunter's Moon Croce, Maher, Muscatelli ... 6:10 Composed by: Croce, Maher, Muscatelli, Wright You are bidding on an excellent copy of an album that has been hot on Ebay the last couple of months - one went for about $125.00! Radio station stamp - vinyl is Mint. One inch beginning split at the top of the cover, but not terrible at all! As with most of my auctions, this came from a collection that was stored in the basement of the library at the local college for the last 35+ years. The RTV department was on the mailing list of several rock record companies, but just didn't use that type of music! The majority of this collection has never been played. Most date from the late 1960s or early 1970s, and genres include rock, psych, pop, folk, metal (or HEAVY as we used to call it!) and a bunch of other styles. Please check for new listings every week. Good luck.
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