Blue Cheer The '67 Demos (LP)

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weight in Kg 0.26

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(Beat Rocket - Sundazed) 3 tracks, blue vinyl, poster These raw and rough demos, traded in dark... more

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Blue Cheer: The '67 Demos (LP)

(Beat Rocket - Sundazed) 3 tracks, blue vinyl, poster

These raw and rough demos, traded in dark circles for decades, finally received the studio restoration they deserved! Blue Cheer's original recordings show the thunderous power that conceived a genre. Pressed onto colored vinyl as a one-sided LP to give you the unadulterated, uninterrupted 67 "in the moment" experience! Blue Cheer poster included!

San Francisco was the zero point for the 1967 Summer of Love, but while everyone else turned on, turned on, and failed, a new trio poured molten steel into a mold that would shape heavy metal for decades. Dickie Peterson, Paul Whaley and Leigh Stephens were Blue Cheers, and the world would soon hear their deafening attack from rumbling Marshals, colossal feedback and earth-shattering Rogers drums.

With rebellion in the air thanks to civil rights marches and Vietnam protests, Blue Cheer found a receptive audience when the tape was broadcast on local radio. Enquiries poured in, and inevitably the labels knocked. CBS and Philips showed interest, with the latter winning through.

And when this story was written, the legendary demo circulated in different forms - sometimes called "live", sometimes not, but mostly incomplete. So for the first time ever the demo is presented on unadulterated vinyl in its entirety. Listen to what the FM radio listeners heard in 1967: a sound that would ultimately change the world.

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Interpret: Blue Cheer
Album titlle: The '67 Demos (LP)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
Label Sundazed Music
EAN: 0090771418814
weight in Kg 0.26

Blue Cheer - The '67 Demos (LP) LP 1
01	Second Time Around	Blue Cheer
02	Doctor Please	Blue Cheer
03	Summertime Blues	Blue Cheer

Blue Cheer. The early San Francisco bands progressed at a tangent to the influence of British... more

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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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