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PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS – Revolution! – (Columbia) – 1967
There is nothing quite like a Paul Revere and the Raiders album. To a relatively recent convert to their music, like myself, each album is a revelation. They have always worked a kind of musical juggling act between trying to … Continue reading
BOBBY DARIN – Something Special – (Atlantic) – 1967
Bobby Darin is a legend. I get tired starting comments with the so and so is a legend. But I have to. I find it easy to put it out there from the start and then work backwards. Which is … Continue reading
THE ASTRONAUTS – Travellin’ Men – (RCA) – 1967
1967. This is the final recorded gasp of The Astronauts. Despite trying to keep up with the times they had changed quickly. It was only 4 years earlier, in 1963, that their first album was … Continue reading
PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS – Goin’ To Memphis – (Columbia) – 1967
No garage, no pop, no psych. This is not what you would expect from a Paul Revere and the Raiders album. Here, lead singer Mark Lindsay has decided to tackle black soul. I say “Mark Lindsay” specifically … Continue reading
THE HOMBRES – Let It Out – (Verve) – 1967
I've been hanging to play this album since I got it … which wasn't that long ago. It was one I've been looking for for some time but it was always too expensive locally. Luckily I won this copy for under … Continue reading
THE EVERLY BROTHERS – Sing – (Warner Brothers) – 1967
Oh no … am I caught in a rut? This is another late 60s album from a rock act who were "past their prime". Regular readers know I love albums put out when acts were no longer selling records if … Continue reading
