T Kail LP - Somewhere, Sometime - RARE Private Prog/Psych -Jade Records NM vinyl
$
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Hello All--you are looking at a superb copy of this album on the Jade Records (out of Minneapolis, Minnesota) label # BBW 8001, released in 1980. A quartet of musicians play just about everything and are joined in one song by 2 sax players. The vinyl is shiny NM as you can see by one of the photos...it plays and sounds perfect. The cover is between VG and VG+...with some wear visible along seams and corners, occasional wrinkle wear, slight ringwear beginning to appear on front and back cover and perhaps the greatest wear apparent at front left bottom to the left of the "Somewhere" where you see a little spot of surface tear. No seamsplits and tight and together cover.
Overall, just a very decent copy of this rare album. It has received greatest praise, of which you are most likely aware if you are on the hunt for it. Below are the comments made by the author of Acid Archives.
From Acid Archive:
After Bobby Trimble’s work, this is the best 80s psych album. In fact, at least for side one I’d go out on a limb and rank it the very best co-ed San Francisco-style psych album. In the tradition of the best latter day psych, it clearly is influenced by the golden age of West Coast music, but sounds completely of its time as well. This is no simple throwback or derivative work; it’s a wholly unique and distinctive album that combines a very wide and unlikely set of influences in creative and wonderful ways.
The album’s biggest criticism has come from the inclusion of a straight disco song on side two. The song is unlikely to appeal to the same audience as the garage-styled opener “Peace of Mind,” but in the context of the album, which flows from song to song, showing subtle shifts in style, it actually makes perfect sense. Similarly, neither the new wave-styled synthesizer on the title track or the long jazz-funk instrumental opening on the final song sound out of place. There seems to be no attempt at attracting any particular type of audience here: no artifice, no pandering.
It’s a wonderful album. Highest among the many pleasures is the absolutely stunning title track, which benefits from a chill-inducing vocal from Kathy Bass. The long guitar solo on “Bye Bye” is also a winner, in the best tradition of Quicksilver Messenger Service or Tripsichord Music Box. This is also one of the very few albums of this style where the male and female vocals coexist without stepping on each other’s toes. If you can live with the disco tune, this is very, very highly recommended. The band is quite mysterious (no photos on the album cover) and sadly appear to have made no further recordings. Great Escher cover art. [AM]
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