Elephant Patch -st,LP,1979,USA
Very strange sounding late 70s private psych release. Floating psych music blended with a wonderfull female voice reminding a mixture of Grace Slick with Bonnie Raitt.No more infos available.
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Very strange sounding late 70s private psych release. Floating psych music blended with a wonderfull female voice reminding a mixture of Grace Slick with Bonnie Raitt.No more infos available.
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13 comments:
Thanks for remembering the psyck&prog folks
killeeerrr blog!
Thanks as always.
The woman behind this is still at it - http://www.myspace.com/ethelannpowell - and perhaps we've all met her at one time or another...
Good Stuff!
i wouldn't necessarily call it 'floating psych'... more folk oriented in my book.
Still....good, unique vocals.
Go to her Myspace page and read....a real character!
Thanks!
Thanks, but I need the tracklist...Anyone?
1 - Racin With The Rain
2 - Gentle One
3 - French Tickler
4 - Dorothy/The Jaybird Song
5 - Roll It Over/Lady Sara
6 - The Elephant Song
Tracklist taken from
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/elephant_patch/elephant_patch/
Many thankx for this fantastic record. Great.
Please visit my blog at : http://psychedelichouse.blogspot.com/
obscure psychedelic pop mainly from the 60's and 70's.
Thanks!
Hello, Thanks.
Can you please post something by the taj mahal travellers? By the way this is one of the best blog ive been into. Keep it up!.
Gongratulations for your blog and your ABSOLUTE MARVELLOUS posts. I cannot help visiting you every day. A request: the compilation "Making Waves - A Collection Of 12 Womens Bands From The UK" from 1981 that came out in cooperation with Rough Trade. I remember the Androids of Mu song. Is it a difficult request for you?
Best Wishes
Vasilis, Athens, Greece
Thankx for this super rare record. Great music in this unknow album for me.
Never in doubt, you guys are the absolute best at what you do. Thanks for it all.
Surprisingly good private press, but (chiming in with others here), not particularly "psych" in my book (are we that hungry for previously uncovered rare psych records that we'll call a vanity pressing country rock record "psych"?)
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