Fable — Get The L Outta Here! 1974 (Canada, Hard Rock, Stoner)

Fable — Get The "L" Outta Here! 1974 (Canada, Hard Rock, Stoner)

The band's only studio release. The band's history began as "Hellhound" in the late 1960s and early 1970s in Victoria, the capital of British Columbia. They later changed their name to "Fable" and recorded this album in 1974, which draws influences from Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Grand Funk Railroad, Robin Trower, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Sir Lord Baltimore. The recording quality is excellent; the songs are catchy, loud, heavy, and aggressive, filled with positive energy and melody, with dominant guitar work à la Jimi Hendrix.

Tracks:

01. Intro (Late Again) – 0:00

02. Kacheena – 4:44

03. Why Is It Me – 8:11

04. We'll Find A Way – 11:00

05. Hear Me Calling – 16:50

06. Without Asking – 22:21

07. Lady Of The Night – 25:26

08. Believe In Me – 30:57

09. A Cue Stick – 31:38

10. Battle Of The Kneon Knights – 37:25

11. And This Day – 42:13

12. The Tramp – 45:53

13. No Way Out – 48:47

14. Kacheena (Again) (Alternate Radio Edit) – 49:12


Personnel:

Gary Anderson – drums, percussion, vocals
Phil Parmentier - bass, guitar, vocals
Glenn Politano – guitar, vocals
Norman Curtis – bass, vocals
Tony Osri – bass, vocals