TUCKY BUZZARD WARM SLASH
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U.S. BUYERS SHIPPING MEDIA $ 5.50 PRIORITY $ 7.00 ADDITIONAL RECORDS $ 1.50 . BOTH WITH A TRACKER. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PAY ACTUAL COST ( ESTIMATE $ 16.00 - $ 17.00) ADDITIONAL RECORDS ( $5 ) COMBINED SHIPPING ALWAYS HONORED WITH MUSIC ITEMS. COVER EXCELLENT MINUS MINUS MINUS . RECORDS EXCELLENT MINUS MINUS . LABEL CAPITOL RECORDS USA. CATALOG NUMBER ST-864 STEREO. PICTURES MON/TUES . This hard rock outfit was most famous for having been produced by Bill Wyman. Brown, Graham and Taylor had all previously been in The End. One of Tucky Buzzard's finest moments was Bo-Bo's Hampton on Buzzard, which mellows in the middle and ends with some good guitar work. Elsewhere on the same album there's some Southern USA influence on Hanging On In There and some good rock'n'roll with brass arrangements on Super Boy Rock 'n' Roller 73.Nick Graham left to join Skin Alley in March 1972 and Paul Francis (ex-Tony Jackson and The Vibrations) left to join Fuzzy Duck. Further line-ups followed with Val Stevens being ex-Khan, and Paul Kendrick possibly being the Czar bassist. Warm Slash which appeared in November '71, represents a stylistic step sideways, and clearly reflects the omnipotent influence of Led Zeppelin on British rock musicians of the period. Lead singer, Jimmy Henderson provides his best Robert Plant banshee wail on 'Burnin' and 'Fill You In' and an atypical Groundhogs-style blues-rock shuffle, 'Need Your Love'. This is an album that will please a lot of people who regret the passing of the basic early-70s Brit hard rock sound.
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