A small but interesting entry from the Italian rock scene of the 70s of the last century. At a time in Italy when the progressive rock wave was waning, this obscure and short-lived band, clearly inspired by the British blues-rock boom of the late sixties, recorded this album entirely in English. It didn't turn out to be acid rock blues or variations of it, but it turned out to be quite pleasant to listen to. Moreover, these are not some covers, the composer of all the original songs is Jed Castellani, who also plays the guitar and harmonica. What happened to these guys next is unknown.
Tracks:
01. I Went Down To The Slums — 5:24
02. Sweet Cocaine — 5:30
03. Railroad — 5:40
04. Bye Bye Baby — 2:57
05. Peggy’s Blues — 5:58
06. Road To Hull — 4:38
07. Bound For Nowhere — 4:01
08. No Home — 4:11
Personnel:
Jed Castellani — guitar, harmonica, vocals
Diego Chiuppiani — guitar
Almiro Comucci — bass
Paolo Zenatello — drums, percussio
Tracks:
01. I Went Down To The Slums — 5:24
02. Sweet Cocaine — 5:30
03. Railroad — 5:40
04. Bye Bye Baby — 2:57
05. Peggy’s Blues — 5:58
06. Road To Hull — 4:38
07. Bound For Nowhere — 4:01
08. No Home — 4:11
Personnel:
Jed Castellani — guitar, harmonica, vocals
Diego Chiuppiani — guitar
Almiro Comucci — bass
Paolo Zenatello — drums, percussio
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