How cool and/or corny were the late 60s/early 70s bands and their related album covers? Here is a site I stumbled upon that shows you -
redtelephone66.com, a Psychedelic music blog specializing in mostly obscure and out of print albums from the 1960s and 1970s.
Example:
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| Repairs- Repairs (1972) |
Repairs were a
Connecticut group consisting of Peter McCann
(vocals-keyboards-guitars-string arrangements), Sukie Honeycutt
(vocals-keyboards-percussion), Larry Treadwell
(vocals-keyboards-guitars-accordion-harmonica-percussion), Mike Foley
(vocals-bass-guitar) and T.Ace Holleran (drums-percussion) with addional
instrumentation by Bob Bonefant, Barry Marshall, Michael Kaman
(woodwind-horns) and David McCann (fiddle).
This is actually Repairs second album, produced by ex Rolling Stones producer Andrew Oldham. Oldham also produced the group’s first album, “Already A Household Word” in 1971 (see above post).
The album is an exceptional collection of originals covering a variety
of genres including folk, rock and progressive efforts with alternate
male and female lead vocals. Oldham’s production makes
for a well polished recording (you’re sure to enjoy this one!!!) After
leaving the Mowest label, the group recorded a third album, “Live” on the independent Kuckuck label in 1974. (Max Collodie)
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