FRIJID PINK

The Deram Recordings 1970-71 ESOTERIC

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Both Deram albums by the American heavy psych-rock quartet and more. Decca Records signed The Rolling Stones in 1963, but passed on The Beatles, The Who and The Kinks, and gained a reputation for being a bit square. And so, in late 1966, they formed a hip subsidiary label, Deram, which hoovered up all manner of psychedelic, underground and progressive acts, a surprise hit with their fuzzed-up version of House Of The Rising then already something of an old chestnut. Sometime Motown producer and artist Michael Valvano produced their 1970 debut album Frijid Pink, but made them sound like a garage band, exciting but very rough and ready. While some of the bluesier offerings such as I’m On come across as rather generic, lengthy, episodic I Want To Be Your…

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