A searingly sonic set from the Iowa scene of the 70s -- a live recording by the little-known Truth & Janey group, and one that's filled with enough hard-wailing guitar to blow away bigger groups on both sides of the Atlantic! The vibe here is more 1969 than 1976 -- power trio rock with loads of wicked guitar, played with a really heavy sort of sound -- with monstrous support on bass and drums, in a three-pronged approach that almost outdoes Cream at their own game -- and challenges Black Sabbath for early guitar-blasting force. Titles include "No Rest For The Wicked", "Tunnel Of Tomorrow", "Building Walls", "A Child", "Universal Light", "As I Am", "Ain't No Tellin", "Hard Road", "White Bread", and "One Down One To Go"
Tracks :
1.No Rest For the Wicked 2.Birth of the Heart 3.Universal Light 4.Child, A 5.Building Walls 6.Tunnel of Tomorrow 7.Light, The 8.One Down One to Go 9.White Bread 10.My Mind 11.As I Am 12.Ain't No Tellin' 13.Hard Road
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John Simson - We Can Be Everything 1971
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its pretty good but not "challenges Black Sabbath for early guitar-blasting force" good!
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