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eden's children
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Sure Looks Real
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1969 |
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31:45 |
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Rock progressif; Progressive Rock |
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Sure Looks Real
4:31 |
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Toasted
2:02 |
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Spirit Call
2:42 |
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Come When I Call
3:43 |
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Awakening
2:05 |
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The Clock's Imagination
2:55 |
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Things Gone Wrong
4:05 |
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Wings
2:44 |
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Call It Design
3:21 |
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Invitation
3:37 |
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Eden's Children (Boston)
Personnel:
LARRY KILEY bs A
RICHARD 'SHAM' SCHAMACK gtr, vcls A
JIMMY STURMAN drms A
ALBUMS:
1(A) EDEN'S CHILDREN (ABC ABCS 624) 1968
2(A) SURE LOOK'S REAL (ABC ABCS 652) 1969
NB: (2) has been reissued. (1) and (2) have also been pirated on one CD (Head 3797) 1997.
45:
1 Goodbye Girl/Just Let Go (ABC Paramount 11053) 1968
A power trio from Boston whose influences varied from hard to soft rock and from jazz to Eastern music. Their first LP included some virtuoso guitar especially on Just Let Go and Don't Tell Me and is better than their second, which was patchy but interesting in places.
Compilation appearances have included: Goodbye Girl and Just Let Go on The Best Of Bosstown Sound (Dble CD).
Bluesy psych power trio in Cream style with echoed vocals.
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