GARY WALKER & THE RAIN - Album Nº 1
ALC0052
Sello: Audio Clarity
LP
The Walker Brothers, teen scream material to rival the Beatles in '66, split in '67. Both Scott and John had taken lead vocal duty, but drummer Gary hadn't sung a note, nor written anything. He decided to put a tough new group together that could rival the forward-looking, chart-busting acts of '67, and he'd call them the Rain. Their sole album, only issued in Japan, is a psych-pop gem. A highlight is the crunching 'Magazine Woman', like a pumped-up 'Revolver' outtake, with buzzing guitars and phased effects obtained by producer fritz fryer when he jammed screwdrivers into parts of the 8-track desk.
A1 Magazine Woman
A2 The Sun Shines
A3 Doctor Doctor
A4 I Can't Stand To Lose You
A5 Market Tavern
A6 Spooky
A7 Cutie Morning Moon
A8 Gary’s Theme
B1 Take A Look
B2 The View
B3 If You Don't Come Back
B4 Thoughts Of An Old Man
B5 Francis
B6 I Promise To Love You
B7 Whatever Happened To Happy
B8 Come In You’ll Get Pneumonia
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