Southwind - Heat Down In The Alley (1969)

[@louis2366]

3:16 Gorillaz - New Genius (Brother) never knew this was a sample!

[@Micolash_is_behind_you]

me neither! sounds soo cool!

[@yunomong]

3:17 For any fans of Gorillaz wondering when the New Genius (Brother)-sample is

[@geokrpan7527]

I saw them at Cal State Fullerton, opening act for John Mayall. It must've been 1969 when the live album, The Turning Point, came out.

[@kristlepickles]

What a fantastic show to have seen! I'm envious! ❤

[@mkhnly]

About this time they headlined The Gem (High in the Hills of La Habra) up Hacinda Blvd

[@Marvilloso]

Twista and raekwon the heat

[@udor1962]

i will bring the unknown bands with superb sound back ....

[@stan5409]

One of my favorite groups and miss them much. When depressed I'd play their first album and it always pulled me out of the blues. Some promoter or manager dropped the ball here and should have pushed just a little more to get these guys out there.

[@azzaz1]

I had this album once, but I didn't get it at the time. Thanks!

[@DJObliteration1]

Gorillaz brought me here!

[@SweetSmoke21]

Excellent, thanks!!

[@bubbafreesnake]

Saw them more than twice in the Avalon Ball Room, or maybe it was called The Cheetah, on the Santa Monica pier in los Angels. They should have become more popular.

[@Etiahealth]

Reminds me so much of the doors

[@nopopkrap4]

moon martin was in this band

[@LLaOOnda]

geile Mucke

[@billlloyd4029]

Is this the Eric Dalton who drummed for the post-Parsons Burritos on their Dutch tours in 1972 and 1973?

[@WillieB2004]

Yes...Search Eric Dalton on U Tube...He went on to become a world renowned Rolfer...(deep tissue massage therapist)...

[@udor1962]

oh no - it was the time - The Doors was the public of revolution no the first of freedom of this revolution ...

[@jeffhawley3005]

Thanks for posting this tune. Can you post their version of "Cool Green Hills of Earth"? I believe it is on their "Ready to Ride" album (1970).