Liquid Smoke

A band that released a single self-titled album (noted in the review as from 1970) blending soul, hard rock, fuzz and rhythm'n'blues. Singer Savoy Pantaleo is described as halfway between Mitch Ryder's garage moan and Joe Cocker's growl.

A positive, nostalgic review of Liquid Smoke's lone 1970 self-titled album. The record mixes soul, hard rock, fuzz and rhythm'n'blues with notable organ, bass and guitar textures. Singer Savoy Pantaleo's delivery is compared to Mitch Ryder and Joe Cocker. Recommended for fans of late‑60s/early‑70s vintage rock.

For:Fans of late‑60s/early‑70s rock, vintage soul, fuzz and R&B; collectors of obscure one-off albums.