Toe Fat – Two (Rare Earth R 525) - 1971 Hard Rock/Prog Classic VG+/VG+ Vinyl LP
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Toe Fat – Two (Rare Earth R 525) - 1971 Hard Rock/Prog Classic, Abbey Road Studios, VG+ Condition
A cult favorite in the early ‘70s hard rock and prog scene, Toe Fat Two is the second and final album from Toe Fat, the band known for its powerful bluesy sound and its connection to future members of Uriah Heep. Featuring Cliff Bennett (The Rebel Rousers), Alan Kendall (Bee Gees), and Brian Glascock (Carmen, The Motels), this album delivers a heavy yet melodic fusion of blues-infused hard rock and early progressive elements.
Recorded at Abbey Road Studios and produced by Jonathan Peel, Two showcases the band’s gritty guitar work, soulful vocals, and tight rhythms, making it a must-have for fans of early ’70s proto-metal and progressive blues rock.
🔹 Tracklist Highlights:
✅ A-Side: Features the thunderous opener “Stick Heat”, the hauntingly melodic “Idol”, and the bluesy “There’ll Be Changes”.
✅ B-Side: Includes the epic “A New Way”, the driving “Since You’ve Been Gone”, and the hard-hitting closer “Midnight Sun”.
🎵 Label: Rare Earth (R 525)
🎵 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
🎵 Genre: Rock, Folk, World & Country
🎵 Style: Hard Rock, Progressive Rock
🎵 Country: US
🎵 Condition: VG+ (Very Good+ Vinyl & Jacket)
💎 Collector’s Note: Toe Fat Two is notoriously difficult to find, with stunning cover art designed by Hipgnosis(famous for their work with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Genesis). This album remains a hidden gem for lovers of obscure ’70s hard rock and blues-driven prog.
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