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  • 11 years ago
Produced by Ken Mansfield, this Oregon group mixed two fluid electric guitars with vocal harmonies a la CSN&Y. The musicianship is competent and all their material was original but is not strong enough to retain attention.
The album was pressed on two one-sided discs to allow continuous play on an automatic record changer! The band had another album, a private pressing from about the same time.
The album has a gatefold cover picturing a sandwich covered in sand, with 2-one sided LPs (apparently the idea was to put both disks on a stackable turntable and play one after the other:"freeflowing Sand") - just before the 70s energy crisis made the LP expensive to produce. The band was from Portland Oregon, and included Jack Meussdorffer (aka Jack Charles, guitar/vocals), Dan Ross (steel guitar/guitar/vocals), Dan Wilson (guitar/vocals), Rich Gooch (bass/vocals), and Steve Williams (drums). Meussdorffer and Gooch later played in Quarterflash (with the hit "Harden My Heart").

http://obscure-music.blogspot.co.il/2014/01/sand-sand-1973.html
http://www.redtelephone66.com/2012/08/sand-sand-1973/
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  • drothenstein3 months ago
    I think it was a far superior album than that. Quite excellent folk/rock/country album. Pours down like silver to steal a phrase.
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