Blue Cheer Dining With The Sharks (LP)

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Blue Cheer: Dining With The Sharks (LP)

(Nibelung Records) 9 tracks

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Interpret: Blue Cheer
Album titlle: Dining With The Sharks (LP)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label NIBELUNG RECORDS
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 4015306001015
weight in Kg 0.26

Blue Cheer - Dining With The Sharks (LP) LP 1
01	Big Noise	Blue Cheer
02	Outrider	Blue Cheer
03	Sweet Child Of Reeperbahn	Blue Cheer
04	Gunfight	Blue Cheer
05	Audio Whore	Blue Cheer
06	Cut The Costs	Blue Cheer
07	Sex Soldier	Blue Cheer
08	When Two Spirits Touch	Blue Cheer
09	Pull The Trigger	Blue Cheer

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"Blue Cheer"

Blue Cheer. The early San Francisco bands progressed at a tangent to the influence of British power rock bands like Cream and the Jeff Beck Group, but many of their second and third generation outfits were completely overawed by the Britons.

Accordingly, when Blue Cheer — Paul Whaley, drums (from Sacramento's Oxford Circle), Dick Peterson, bass, lead vocals; and Randy Holden, lead guitar — erupted on the scene with shatteringly loud performances and an excessively overburdened version of 'Summertime Blues' (Philips), a hit in summer 1968, there seemed little to dis-tinguish them from British trios apart from extra volume.

By their second album, Outside inside, Holden had been replaced by Leigh Stevens. It is their most interesting album, noteworthy for Paul Whaley's excellent heavy rock drum technique. Like the Grateful Dead, they abounded in mystique and local legend but failed to project their aura of excitement on to any of their four albums.

Too inward-looking, they nevertheless possessed a musical identity which in a later group, Grand Funk Railroad, proved to be a vehicle for enormous success.

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