This is a limited-edition, 180-gram premium vinyl audiophile pressing of the group's final album for Jerry Dennon's Jerden label. In addition to the band's two original hits (recorded and originally issued on the Etiquette label), there are 13 sides that were cut at the band's last session in 1966. All of the material on here is the same as on Jerden's compact disc version of the same material (issued as Maintaining My Cool), save for the exclusion of a lame version of "Hanky Panky," mercifully replaced here with Gerry Roslie's original "Love Lights." This makes a more than interesting comparison for audiophiles when compared to Jerden's CD version of this, minus the track swap. This also features the original album cover art of the band captured in a blue duo-tone in their matching gaucho outfits. Hardcore fans of the band and completists will want both versions of this. - by Cub Koda
musicians:
Bass – Andy Parypa / Drums – Bob Bennett / Guitar – Larry Parypa / Organ – Gerry Roslie / Saxophone – Rob Lind / Vocals – Gerry Roslie
trax:
01 The Witch 02 You Got Your Head On Backwards 03 I'm A Man 04 On The Road Again 05 Psycho 06 Love Lights 07 I'm Going Home 08 High Time 09 I'm A Rolling Stone 10 Like No Other Man 11 Maintaining My Cool 12 Bama Lama Bama Loo 13 Leave My Kitten Alone 14 Dirty Old Man 15 Diddy Wah Diddy
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The Sonics "Introducing the Sonics"
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gitit! no pw
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Thanks for this one, guys. Looking forward to getting to know The Sonics. All the best,
Iggy
Thanks RYP. Interested in hearing if all the hype surrounding this band is justified.
Everybody must know how much I love the Sonics.
But this LP was only Jerry Dennon's
capitalization on the groups two big hits. The two LPs on Etiquette, "Here Are The Sonics" and "Sonics Boom"have much better material, and more accurately represent the history of the band, and why they are considered so influential in the history of music. Not this LP.
Cheers.
sweet! thank you
Thanks, Gyro. As you know, it's some of the rawest, hardest-rockin stuff out of the Pacific-Northwest or anywhere, for that matter. And nice to have it in this configuration.
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