Moloch
Moloch (1970)
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Length:  46:25
    Track Listing:
      1.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 01 - Helping Hand    3:21
      2.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 02 - Maverick Woman Blues    3:05
      3.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 03 - Outta Hand    2:49
      4.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 04 - Same Old Blues    2:58
      5.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 05 - Going Down    2:57
      6.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 06 - She Looks Like an Angel    4:11
      7.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 07 - Gone Too Long    4:30
      8.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 08 - Dance Chancy Dance    2:53
      9.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 09 - Mona    2:07
      10.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 10 - People Keep Talking    2:49
      11.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 11 - I Can Think the Same of You    2:44
      12.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 12 - Night at the Possum    6:00
      13.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 13 - Cocaine Raty    2:46
      14.  
      		 Moloch - Moloch - 14 - The Terrorizing of Miss Nancy Jane    3:08
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      1. Helping Hand
      2. Maverick Woman Blues
      3. Outta Hand
      4. Same Old Blues
      5. Going Down
      6. She Looks Like An Angel
      7. Gone Too Long
      8. Dance Chaney Dance
      9. Mona
      10. People Keep Talking
      11. I Can Think The Same Of You
      12. Night At The Possum
      13. Cocaine Katy (Non-LP 45a) (Bonus Track)
      14. Terrorizing Of Miss Nancy Jane (Non-LP 45b) (Bonus Track)


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      Produced by Don Nix (widely credited as a key architect of the 'Memphis Sound'), this hardhitting collection of bluesy acid rock first appeared on Stax subsidiary Enterprise in 1970. Featuring the outstanding guitar playing of the late Lee Baker (later to play with Alex Chilton) and the original version of Going Down (covered by Freddie King, Jeff Beck, JJ Cale and others), the album makes its CD debut here, complete with two rare bonus tracks, and is an essential purchase for all fans of blues influenced rock and roll
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