The Pretty Things Buzz The Jerk 7inch, 45rpm, EP

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The Pretty Things: Buzz The Jerk 7inch, 45rpm, EP

Article properties: The Pretty Things: Buzz The Jerk 7inch, 45rpm, EP

Interpret: The Pretty Things
Album titlle: Buzz The Jerk 7inch, 45rpm, EP
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
Vinyl record size Single (7 Inch)
Artikelart 7inch
Edition 2
EAN: 4000127748164
weight in Kg 0.05

Pretty Things, The - Buzz The Jerk 7inch, 45rpm, EP 7inch 1
01	You Don't Believe Me	The Pretty Things
02	Buzz The Jerk	The Pretty Things
03	You'll Never Do It Baby	The Pretty Things
04	Come See Me	The Pretty Things

The Pretty Things, formed by the Rolling Stones' original bass guitarist, Dick Taylor, and Phil... more

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"The Pretty Things"

The Pretty Things, formed by the Rolling Stones' original bass guitarist, Dick Taylor, and Phil May (born on Sept. 11, 1944) at Sidcup Art College in the autumn of 1963, were doomed by their scruffy image and Bo Diddley-bAsed rhy-thm and blues to the role of poor man's Stones. With Taylor switching to lead guitar, the rest of the line-up was May (vocals, harmonica), Brian Pendleton (rhythm guitar), John Stax (bass, harmonica), Viv Prince (drums).

They were signed up almost at once as the R&B boom hit the music in-dustry, but after early hits, the double-sided 'Big Boss Man'/ `Rosalyn' (Miy, 1964), 'Don't Bring Me Down' (November, 1964) and 'Honey I Need' (March, 1965) on Fontana, they failed to make the Stones' shift to their own material until, in a reorganized line-up, May and Taylor composed the biographical S. F. Sorrow (Harvest, 1968), supposedly an encouragement — if not an influence — for Pete Townshend's Tommy project. Following the departure of Taylor and the failure of the highly regarded Parachute album in 1969, the band folded for a time, re-forming to record Freeway Mad-ness (Warner Bros., 1972). In 1974, with May, Peter Tol-son (guitar), John Povey (keyboards), and Skip Alan (drums) still together from the Parachute personnel, plus Jack Green (vocals) and Gordon Edwards (bass), they signed with Led Zeppelin's Swan Song label for Silk Torpedo.

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