TRUTH AND JANEY 'Just A Little Bit Of Magic' 1977 US vinyl LP
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TRUTH AND JANEY 'Just A Little Bit Of Magic' 1977 US vinyl LP

 

Label:
Bee Bee ?- 711 X 98

Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:
US

Released:
1977

Genre:
Rock

Style:
Hard Rock

Condition Record/Sleeve: 
EX+/EX+

 

Taking their name from the seminal Jeff Beck Group album, vocalist/guitarist Billy Janey, vocalist/bassist Steven Bock, and drummer John Fillingsworth formed Truth in Cedar Rock, Iowa late 1969. This line-up lasted one year then drummer Fillingsworth was replaced by Denis Bunce.

The new line-up began penning original material, recorded a pair of singles in 1972/1973:In 1972 their first singles "Midnight Horsemen" "Under My Thumb" were released.

In 1973 "Around and Around" and "Straight Eight Pontiac". Then they evolved into Truth and Janey when informed that another band already held rights to the Truth moniker before them.

They did an amount of touring during 1973-75.

In 1976 their debut album 'No Rest For The Wicked' was released. Only 1000 copies were pressed on the local Montross records. Shortly after the LP's release they disbanded when Denis Bunce left the group.

Janey reformed the group with a completly new personnel in 1977. This new line-up released the album 'Just A Little Bit Of Magic' and then disbanded.

Bassist Steven Bock joined Nowhere Fast
Denis Bunce left music industry.
Billy Janey followed a solo career.

 

Tracklisting:

A1   Just A Little Bit Of Magic   
A2   Set My Soul A Burning   
A3   It's So Free   
A4   Can't Judge A Book   
A5   Big Deal
   
B1   Blowin' In The Wind   
B2   I've Been Changin'   
B3   Jumpin', Funkin' , Bumpin'   
B4   Eagles Nest   
B5   Are We Living In A Dream

 

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MINT: Brand new and unplayed, straight from the factory NEAR MINT: Virtually unplayed, no visible wear EX: Minor surface wear that shouldn't affect play at all VG: Some surface wear, might crackle a bit GOOD: Serious surface wear, will definitely skip FAIR: Basically unplayable, only for the serious collector

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