Album
The Flock
1969 · Jazz, Rock
4 collectors on Gatefold own this
The Flock is a Rock album by The Flock, originally released in 1969. On Gatefold: 43 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
About
The first thing you hear is an electric guitar, but listeners are quickly exposed to the band's secret weapon -- the violin of Jerry Goodman. The instrumental opening track lays out the group's bold fusion of classical and rock. Subsequent track, including the Ray Davies chestnut "Tired of Waiting," add jazz to the mix with an unconventional horn section of two tenor saxes and a trumpet. Veteran English bluesman John Mayall raves about the Chicago septet in the liner note. Like the Blind Faith album, this powerful debut is undercut by a too-long jam at the end. Personnel Jerry Goodman - Violin, Guitar, Vocals Fred Glickstein - Guitar, Lead vocals Jerry Smith - Bass guitar, Vocals Ron Karpman - Drums Rick Canoff - Tenor saxophone, Vocals Tom Webb - Tenor saxophone, Harmonica Frank Posa - Trumpet .
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Introduction4:50
- A2Clown7:42
- A3I Am The Tall Tree5:37
- A4Tired Of Waiting4:35
Side B
- B1Store Bought - Store Thought7:00
- B2Truth15:25
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Art Rock
- raw
- intense
- psychedelic
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Frank PosaTRUMPET
- Fred Glickstein12-STRING ACOUSTIC GUITAR , ELECTRIC GUITAR, LEAD VOCALS 12-STRING ACOUSTIC GUITAR , LEAD VOCALS ACOUSTIC GUITAR , ELECTRIC GUITAR, LEAD VOCALS
- Jerry Goodman12-STRING ACOUSTIC GUITAR , VOCALS ACOUSTIC GUITAR , VOCALS GUITAR, 12-STRING ACOUSTIC GUITAR , VOCALS
- Jerry SmithBASS BASS, VOCALS
- Rick CanoffSAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE , VOCALS TENOR SAXOPHONE
- Ron KarpmanDRUMS
- Tom WebbFLUTE, SAXOPHONE , VOCALS FLUTE, TENOR SAXOPHONE , VOCALS FLUTE, TENOR SAXOPHONE, VOCALS
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 43 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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