Luv Machine - Luv Machine (1971) [Heavy Psychedelic Rock]

Luv Machine - Luv Machine (1971) [Heavy Psychedelic Rock] CD to Mp3 256 mbit/s Included: This Info And CD Covers An extremely obscure and short-lived casualty of the early-'70s British rock scene, Luv Machine performed a heavy brand of psych and acid rock with progressive tendencies, funky grooves, and a rather unique cultural perspective, thanks to the fact that its founding members, Michael Bishop (guitar, vocals), Bob Bowman (guitar, vocals), and Errol Bradshaw (drums, vocals), had only recently relocated from their West Indies home of Barbados. Bassist John Jeavons became the band's lone England-born member when original bass player Merlin Norville grew weary of living in the U.K. and departed the group. After only a few months of rehearsing, Luv Machine were slated to record their debut single, Witches Wand, by the end of 1970 -- but the sessions quickly expanded into the makings of a full album that Polydor released in March of 1971, and whose songs boasted an obvious debt to both Anglo and American inspirations like Cream, Jimi Hendrix, and Vanilla Fudge. Unfortunately, the label provided no promotional or financial support and the group quickly fell apart, leaving only that one album to wallow in cult status and be given occasional reissues through the years, including 2006's retitled Turns You On. http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:3ifpxqydld0e Tracklist: 01. Witches Wand 02. You´r Surprised 03. It´s Amazing 04. Happy Children 05. Everything 06. Maybe Tomorrow 07. Reminiscing 08. Change your Mind 09. Corrupt One 10. Lost 11. My Life Is Filled With Changes 12. Portrait of Disgust Lineup: Michael Bishop - Guitar/Vocals Bob Bowman - Guitar/Vocals John Jeavons - Bass/Vocals Errol Bradshaw - Drums/Vocals

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 Iron_Horse (2009-02-19)

All comments are wellcome

jasperjoy (2009-02-21)

This is why I love PB ! discovering albums,let alone bands that I didn't even know existed.Thanks for this Iron Horse and if you have any more rare/obscure material in your vaults,I would be very interested in hearing it !
Cheers..