American music group blending psychedelic rock and funk; best known for their 1970 self-titled album "Black Merda."

The group's 1970 self-titled album is frequently cited; the reviewer notes the band as four African American musicians combining Hendrix-influenced guitar with funk and psychedelic elements.

A enthusiastic DeBaser take on Black Merda's 1970 self-titled album. The review frames the music as a hybrid of Jimi Hendrix-like guitar and raw funk, with fuzzy, acid-tinged grooves. The reviewer celebrates the record's charms and its appeal to collectors and aficionados.

For:Fans of psychedelic rock and funk, collectors of obscure 1970s albums, Hendrix admirers.

 In the end, there are no mandatory steps in falling in love, you fall in love like this, nobody knows why, nobody knows how, but that's how it is.

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