THE MISUNDERSTOOD CHILDREN OF THE SUN / I UNSEEN RARE
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Mar 6, 2012 Sold Date
Feb 25, 2012 Start Date
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Artist: THE MISUNDERSTOOD
Title:   CHILDREN OF THE SUN / I UNSEEN

                    LABEL FONTANA

CATALOGUE NO. TF 998
YEAR 1969


The record is in VERY GOOD   condition.  Lots Light Whispery hairlines, nothing deep. On playing the sound is Excellent sharp and clear.

Label Has Sticker Removal Tear. Large Centre.

COMPANY SLEEVE, AGE EDGE WEAR,

2nd RECORD POSTAGE FREE.

 

History

The band began in 1963 as one of many garage bands formed in the US in the wake of the British Invasion. They moved to London in 1966, with the assistance of their manager, John Peel, who would later gain fame as an influential BBC Radio DJ. In UK they recruited Englishman Tony Hill on rhythm guitar. Hill and singer Rick Brown formed a songwriting team. Bass player Steve Whiting was also involved in developing material for the band.

The band was influenced by and often compared to The Yardbirds. Distinctive features of the band's sound included the steel guitar of Glenn Ross Campbell and the innovative style of Whiting, known for his use of slide, fuzz tone and distortion.

Fontana Records introduced the band with a 4-song live performance in London's Philips Studios. British media response was positive, but at this juncture it was decided that Campbell, Whiting, and Moe should go to Europe to sort out their British visas and work permits, while Brown returned to California for his draft.

In London they released their second single, "I Can Take You To The Sun", before being forced to disband. They had only recorded seven tracks in London.

In spite of their relatively small output, many musicians consider them to be influential pioneers of the acid style of rock music. Head Heritage Magazine, in a 2006 review wrote, "The Misunderstood’s material extended far beyond the reach of the period in which it was conceived. The extraordinarily advanced tracks on side one from 1966 reveals them as one of the earliest and most original probes into psychedelic rock."

 


Records Are Graded Vinyl 1st, Cover 2nd.

MINT……The Record Itself Is In Brand New Condition With No Surface Marks Or Deterioration In Sound Quality. The Cover And Any Extra Items Such As The Lyric Sheet, Booklet Or Poster Are In Perfect Condition. Records Advertised As Sealed Or Unplayed Should Be Mint.


EXCELLENT……The Record Shows Some Signs Of Having Been Played, But There Is (if any) Very Little Lessening In Sound Quality. The Cover And Packaging Might Have Slightest Wear And/Or Creasing.

VERY GOOD ……The Record Has Obviously Been Played Many Times, But Displays No Major Deterioration In Sound Quality, Despite Noticeable Surface Marks And The Occasional Light Scratch. Normal Wear And Tear On The Cover Or Extra Items, Without Any Major Defects, Is Acceptable

 






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