Blues Magoos -Baby, I want You
Blues Magoos - Rush Hour (by EarpJohn)
The Essential Albums: “Mercury Singles 1966-1968”
The Rev recommends this compilation from a few years back that gathers the singles from these three years, almost all included in the first three albums, which represent the true life of the band.
Here’s my take: the debut Psychedelic Lollipop is ONE of the must-have albums of the genre, Electric Comic Book is a worthy successor, while Basic Blues Magoos closes the short but intense saga of the Bronx kids. The debut is more garage-beat, the next one more psychedelic, and the third more basic R&B.
Double feature from the second: an easy-beat and a hard-psycho…
Rev - IlConte (59)
Blues Magoos - Rush Hour (by EarpJohn)
The Essential Albums: “Mercury Singles 1966-1968”
The Rev recommends this compilation from a few years back that gathers the singles from these three years, almost all included in the first three albums, which represent the true life of the band.
Here’s my take: the debut Psychedelic Lollipop is ONE of the must-have albums of the genre, Electric Comic Book is a worthy successor, while Basic Blues Magoos closes the short but intense saga of the Bronx kids. The debut is more garage-beat, the next one more psychedelic, and the third more basic R&B.
Double feature from the second: an easy-beat and a hard-psycho…
Rev - IlConte (59)
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