We've always liked this album on Stax that brings her soulful vocals to the forefront, yet keeps a good smooth set of arrangements. Melba Liston did a number of the arrangements, and the tracks are a nice batch of originals and obscure material like the funky "Love Vibrations", plus "Penny Blues", "Buy Myself A Man", "What Could Be Better", and "Soul On Fire". (Out of print.) © 1996-2015, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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01 You Just Don't Know 02 The Love I've Been Looking For 03 What Could Be Better 04 When Something Is Wrong With My Baby 05 Love Vibrations 06 Buy Myself A Man 07 Got To Get You Off My Mind 08 Soul On Fire 09 Brothers & Sisters (Get Together) 10 Penny Blues 11 The Choice Is Up To You (Walk With Me Jesus)
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Kim Weston "Kim Kim Kim"
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BLOSSOM TOES
A short-lived UK popsike and freakbeat group that has seen better recognition in recent years than they were ever afforded during their time. They were known for woozy folk-psych dreamscapes courtesy of guitar virtuoso Brian Godding, who would go on to blaze territory in experimental prog rock before homesteading in avante garde free jazz. Blossom Toes were originally known as The Ingoes, playing beat pop rock & roll and early forms of popsike during ’64-’66, issuing random singles and EPs across Europe but no full-length LP. After a new record deal they changed their name to signal their decision to explore the budding path of psychedelia. The trips and song writing got deeper over their two albums, but without support from the public or their label (plus growing internal strife) they closed up shop 1970. Godding grabbed a couple of bandmates and quickly formed B.B. Blunder for one last album of psyched-out strangeness that would push Godding’s experimental tendancies to the edge of rock & roll’s boundaries. The progression of the band’s sound over just seven short years mirrors the evolution of many bands in the quickly-changing music environment of the 60’s, which makes little wonder why so many good bands, albums, and sub-genres simply came and went like so many leaves in the wind. Who ever had the time to soak it all in?
The Ingoes “Before We Were Blossom Toes: 1964-66” (2010) 256
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Blossom Toes “We Are Ever So Clean” (1967/2007 Expanded) 320
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Blossom Toes “If Only For A Moment” (1969/2007 Expanded) 320
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B.B. Blunder “Worker’s Playtime” (1971/2006 Expanded) 320
-Reissued in 1989 as a Blossom Toes album called “New Day”
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Thanks Jillem for the Kim Weston.
Thanks RYP for Kim!
Thanks for the Toes, Lofi!
Thanks
Thanks for Kim Weston Jillem.
cheers,ELtel
Thank you so much for the BB Blunder
Big tanx for LFL for the Blunders!
Thanks y'all for the reintroduction to Kim Weston!
thanks for Blossom Toes...
Kim Weston - fantasitc album! Thank you!!!
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