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Peace Of Mind
CD (Item 606809) Shadoks (Germany), 1968 — Condition: New Copy
A heady set from the King George Discovery – a group recording here in Sweden, but with these amazing raw soul vocals from American King George Clemens! The album's one of those rare 60s meetings of a European rock band and an American singer – and comes across with that great mix of fuzz and soul that you hear from the best of the batch – with a particularly heavy emphasis on the fuzz on a few tracks that feature George using Hendrix-inspired guitar! Some tunes are covers, but they're completely remade here in George's hands – and titles include "Dis Funky Rock", "Try Your Luck", "Light My Fire", "Love Emotions", "Keep On Trying", and the 14 minute jammer "It Ain't Me". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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