Glory - On The Air 1970 (USA, Hard Rock, Garage Rock, Blues Rock, Rock & Roll (1)

Glory - On The Air 1970 (USA, Hard Rock, Garage Rock, Blues Rock, Rock & Roll

 
In the big cities , as a rule, there is always one or more religious groups. Groups that become local heroes , but for various reasons never knocked the big leagues. It is this group and was "Glory" from San Diego ( California ) . Formed a group Jerry Raney ( who later became the founder of groups such as "Shine", "Jerry Raney And The Shames" and party to such famous teams as "The Farmers", "Beat Farmers") and Jack Pinney (ex-"Iron Butterfly" ' 66). In 1970 they recorded a live album for a local radio station "KRPI", which was published by "Rich Haupt's Rockadelic" in the 2001 edition of 600 copies. On the LP to quote Jerry Raney: « DJ equipment set up , introduced the band and left. We guys did not know what to do : whether to declare every song , whether in between, adjust tool . As a result , we drank beer and thought what a thing to play again . " Reduction Clark Faville conscientiously fulfilled , so the band's sound was awesome. Powerful guitar riffs, powerful vocals , excellent rhythm section . But honestly , nothing new guys do not come up with - they played traditional hard rock in the tradition of "Blue Cheer" and "Led Zeppelin". The record consists of half covers , half of his own material. In the future, the way some members of the group often overlap - Jack Pinney has been involved with "The Farmers", "Beat Farmers" with Jerry Raney. On the other participants did not know anything.
 


Tracks:


01. Mornin 'Ride - 0:00

02. Who Do You Love - 3:26

03. Slow Back - 7:49

04. Another Man Done Gone - 13:33

05. It Really Doesn't Matter - 19:11

06. Come On Down - 23:25

07. Cantaloupe Moon - 27:56

08. Bird Run - 31:21

09. Little Queenie - 35:09


 
Personnel:

Mike Millsa - vocals
Jerry Raney - guitar
Jeff Jones - guitar
Jack Butler - bass
Jack Pinney - drums
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Clark Faville - producer