T.I.M.E. (Trust In Men Everywhere) "Smooth Ball" Still Sealed
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Description
Original "1969" Record Album By T.I.M.E. (Trust In Men Everywhere) Entitled "Smooth Ball" Still Sealed In The Factory Shrink Wrap.
This Is The ORIGINAL First U.S. Pressing; This Is Not A Reissue, Reproduction, Remanufacture, Import, Or Counterfeit Pressing.
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T.I.M.E. (Trust In Men Everywhere) is a psychedelic rock band from the Los Angeles area. “Smooth Ball”, is their second album, released in 1969, featuring their new bassist Richard Tepp who took over from Nick St. Nicholas and has a heavier, more psychedelic sound with longer tracks.
T.I.M.E. much like Demian (Bubble Puppy) used twin guitars of William Richardson and Larry Byrom and are center stage on "Smooth Ball" and the result is excellent. The centerpiece of the "Smooth Ball" album is the 10 minute tour-de-force "Morning Come" featuring Byrom at his finest. Their blues influence is evident on tracks like "Lazy Day Blues", while "See Me As I Am", "Trust In Men Everywhere" and "Flowers" are examples of the predominant psychedelic influences of the time.
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