SEALED 1966 THE EASYBEATS FRIDAY Rave Garage psych

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1966 SEALED ORIGINAL ~ TIGHT RAVE-UP ROCKING CLASSIC LP ~ STILL SEALED !!!                            

           THE EASYBEATS  

         FRIDAY ON MY MIND 

                                    USA - UNITED ARTISTS -  UAS 6588

   ORIGINAL 1966 first pressing vinyl of thrilling solid beat/garage punker album, showcasing the mega hit "Friday On My Mind", that isn't even the best track on the album -- it's completely filled with wired taut driving & shakin' rave-ups and ago-go grooves ...these guys were *stars* for awhile in Australia long before this album hit America and their first few Australian only albums are as good as anything that came from the UK or USA ...

 Here is a 42+ year old ORIGINAL ***STILL SEALED*** in original factory shrink wrapper!!   Never opened !!

Friday on My Mind, produced by Shel Talmy and recorded in England, captures the Easybeats at just about their peak, combining all of the best elements in the evolution of their sound under one cover. The Easybeats were still one of the most energetic outfits in rock music, with a raw, highly animated guitar attack, but they were trying (and largely succeeding with) ever more complex vocal harmony parts and some staccato guitar harmony as well that was pretty impressive, and at this stage they were working with a brace of gorgeous Harry Vanda/George Young originals. The ubiquitous title track is in excellent company, surrounded by an array of mid- to late-60's British rock treasures: a killer garage punk rendition of "River Deep, Mountain High," with a superb performance by Stevie Wright and what sounds almost like a sitar buried somewhere in the midst of the crisp electric guitars; "Do You Have a Soul," with its abrupt tempo changes, cascading choruses, chiming guitars, and hooks that seem to flow into each other effortless; "Saturday Night," with more sitar-like sounds beneath the radiant choruses and rhythm guitar hooks; the dramatic, angst-ridden "You Me, We Love," on which Vanda's guitar playing becomes as intense as Wright's wrenching vocal performance; "Pretty Girl," with its crunchy rhythm guitar sound and catchy lyric hooks and choruses; and "Made My Bed Gonna Lie in It," a punk anthem nearly as catchy and well-played as "I'm Not Like Everybody Else." Not everything on this album is as successful as these cuts, but it is all good listening, even the eerie, original album finale, "See Line Woman." In fact, only the rendition of Leiber and Stoller's "Hound Dog" may be out of place, and even it works as a change of pace. The label of "Australia's Beatles" may have proved an overstatement to some, but one can get a good look at its basis on this album -- it's loaded with actual and potential hit singles, yet it doesn't come off as lightweight in any way.

SIDE 1

1.   FRIDAY ON MY MIND

2.  RIVER DEEP, MOUNTAIN HIGH

3.  DO YOU HAVE A SOUL

4.  SATURDAY NIGHT

5.  YOU ME, WE LOVE

6.  PRETTY GIRL

SIDE 2

1.  HAPPY IS THE MAN

2.  MAKE YOU FEEL ALRIGHT (WOMEN)

3.  WHO'LL BE THE ONE

4.  MADE MY BED, GONNA LIE IN IT

5.  REMEMBER SAM

6.  SEE LINE WOMAN

CONDITION: STILL SEALED ...never opened! (note: there appears a little light dust that has (somehow) gotten under the cellophane on front of cover only over to the right nearest pocket -- otherwise the seal is 100% sealed with no openings anywhere...)

 A cool addition to anyone's music library!

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