Joe was my guitar teacher! Actually, anyone from Carson that plays probably had him as a teacher!

Birmingham Sunday was a band from Carson City, Nevada that consisted of Ward Johns, Debbie Parks, John Kvam, Jean Heim, Joe LaChew and Phil Gustafson.

INFERNALEEEEEEEHHHHH!!!!!

23:16

kzbin.info/www/bejne/embCiHiAeb6FjdE From a longer 3 piece suite. Unreleased track written by Clive Jones R.I.P. (Black Widow). Now recorded. Unmastered version. If you have a listen; hope you enjoy it! Cheers!

I'm here because I heard "You're Out of Line" on a podcast years ago. The rest of the album isn't terrible, either. This band had the basic tools but lacked a "hit" to put them over the top.

Um clássico do rock setentista.

Sacricice

This band sooo bad ass

This album is brilliant. Especially Guide me Orion, In the light of love, and Changes

12:27 Tomorrow Night 🎶🎶💯

Mushrooms kicking in...tip my hat to the hidden ones...

🗣 I listened to this whole album ! *Changes* This is my favourite Amazing song

weird but good king crimson meets black sabbath.

Is Steven playing on this?

Did you have any connection to the band? John Kvam was my cousin.

It's really got a charm this album & ok it's not going to win many awards for being a 1960s classic but it is a long long forgotten 1960s gem!!

This is very good!Thank you!

Dark Sound lives forever young and fresh: Black Widow and Sabbath, High Tide...Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Orme, Balletto di Bronzo, Museo Rosembach, Paese dei Balocchi, Pierrot Lunaire... Wow!!!

Death Walks Behind You is the second studio album by British rock band Atomic Rooster. Track listing Side one "Death Walks Behind You" (Du Cann, Crane) - 7:28 "Vug" (Crane) - 4:57 "Tomorrow Night" (Crane) - 3:56 "7 Streets" (Du Cann) - 6:40 Side two "Sleeping for Years" (Du Cann) - 5:24 "I Can't Take No More" (Du Cann) - 3:32 "Nobody Else" (Crane, Du Cann) - 4:58 "Gershatzer" (Crane) - 7:58 Personnel Atomic Rooster John Du Cann - vocals, guitars, bass Vincent Crane - Hammond organ, backing vocals, piano, keyboard bass Paul Hammond - drums, percussion

аххует. сколько кайфа, сколько души. удовольствие без дна

Jukka tolonen era un genio desde chiquito como mozart

What great music! Real joy to listen to.

Black Sabbath, The Beatles, Deep Purple, The Rolling Stones, The Doors... What about Black Widow?? Nobody ever mentions Widow and how great they are. Such a shame.

Thank you for posting this, bought the album on release, also have it on C.D. Fantastic album, one of my favourite albums of all time.

То что доктор прописал!

New discovery 4 me 😲

Jukka Tolonen is God.

My God, my brother had this album, probably still has. This is the first time I have heard it again in over 50 years. Thanks for posting. Deep in the BBC Bristol archives there must be a live performance, as I can remember it being on the local news program, Points West.

Just discovered this fantastic band!

Welcome to my wigwam world. Enjoy.

I have only just discovered Janis Ian this year and have completely fallen for her music. She's everything I need to listen to right now

Franchement stupéfiant et d'une modernité absolue.. Encore une formation fortement et péniblement méconnue de ces années de lumière !!!!

Got all black widows albums. Wasn't this also known as 'maybe now' for some reason?

Président de la République, Jukka Tolonen super guitariste

プロデューサーの色が強く出ている 実は最初期のジェネシスもプログレではなかった、良い作品だけど

Spinal Tap thinks this is pretentious.

Good,music

Excellent music. Quite a proggy album.

Afraid to say this, but... Flaming Youth's "Ark 2" > Genesis' "From Genesis to Revelation" ...maybe it's because Flaming Youth was being themselves while Genesis was trying to be The Bee Gees. With this album...now I can see why Phil Collins wanted the prog roots to remain in Genesis...even though Banks and Rutherford tried pulling them out.

Kip Trevor is a great singer, he sounds very Robert Plant like here.

I visited a friend in Carson City Nevada in (if I remember right) the summer of 1968. He took me to meet a friend that was in this band (wish I could remember which one). I bought their album, recorded it on a reel to reel tape but didn't play it much, It was just OK to my tastes back then. However I had an original copy in very good condition in my albums. A few years ago I got curious and did a Google search and discovered how rare this album is. I'm not a record collector, so I posted it to Ebay for sale and was AMAZED at the response. It went to a collector in Germany for $600. Sure wish I'd have bought a couple copies !!

good

First song sounds like a very early Yes tune.

22:00 Was this a source of inspiration for Ian Anderson's "Living in the Past" with Jethro Tull (1972)?

0:50 "Garden Wall" in the lyrics? That was the name of one of the two Genesis precursor bands in the Charterhouse Public School (Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel and Chris Stewart). Premonition? A better debut album than From Genesis to Revelation. Sadly, also the last one. Maybe then also better as for a final album than "Calling All Stations"?

My husband is a mega Genesis fan who turned me on to this album recently & I just DIG it to death! Part baroque pop, part late ‘60s psychedelia, part wicked witch of the west, lol. Eternally quirky & just plain fun. “Guide Me Orion” & “Changes” are both standout tracks but whole record is terrific. Love Phil’s vocals & the other 2 vocalists are also great. We just got this on LP for Xmas & plan on listening to it A LOT! enjoy!

Great album and band. Definitely underrated.👍🏻🤘🏻

Looooooove this great great band Awesome album :-)

This and Sacrifice are both criminally underrated.