The Barbarians - What The New Breed Say 1965 ((Stereo))
Fundamental Albums: “THE BARBARIANS” b
That said, I don't agree with the Reverend. In my opinion, it’s not a fundamental album, even if it has a few remarkable tracks, but above all a Rock’n’Roll history that deserves… I’ll tell it in some episodes - and thanks here, Rev -
Little story… continues… Episode 2: “At that point, someone more skilled than the others, or just luckier, pulls out Nuggets. And here comes the name Moulty: it’s the title of a song by the Barbarians, which the liner notes recall participated in the T.A.M.I. Show of 1964 alongside none other than James Brown, Chuck Berry, Beach Boys, Rolling Stones, and Supremes, and the record tells of the misfortunes of their drummer, who seven years earlier had a bomb that wanted to shake his hand a little too hard”…
To be continued…
Thank Rev (53)
Fundamental Albums: “THE BARBARIANS” b
That said, I don't agree with the Reverend. In my opinion, it’s not a fundamental album, even if it has a few remarkable tracks, but above all a Rock’n’Roll history that deserves… I’ll tell it in some episodes - and thanks here, Rev -
Little story… continues… Episode 2: “At that point, someone more skilled than the others, or just luckier, pulls out Nuggets. And here comes the name Moulty: it’s the title of a song by the Barbarians, which the liner notes recall participated in the T.A.M.I. Show of 1964 alongside none other than James Brown, Chuck Berry, Beach Boys, Rolling Stones, and Supremes, and the record tells of the misfortunes of their drummer, who seven years earlier had a bomb that wanted to shake his hand a little too hard”…
To be continued…
Thank Rev (53)
IlConte
16 nov 22
DeRank ™: 12,47
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