LP STRAY Move It (Re) LONG HAIR MUSIC LHC267

Description: lp STRAY Move It Country of release: Germany, 2021 Originally released: 1974 Label: Long Hair Music Catalog number: LHC267 Barcode: 4035177002546 Folding cover/gatefold sleeve: No/No(gimmick cover) Included 4 PAGES Insert Condition Record: mint Condition Cover: mint lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!! (Photo taken From my own lp ) Tracks Side 1: 1. Tap (1:24) 2. Move It (4:05) 3. Hey Domino (4:49) 4. Customs Man (3:33) 5. Mystic Lady (3:58) 6. Somebody Called You (4:04) Tracks Side 2: 1. Give It Up (5:09) 2. Like A Dream (3:38) 3. Don't Look Back (4:25) 4. Right From The Start (5:04) 5. Our Plea (3:17)6. Crazy PEOPLE (3:02) ( Bonustrack ) Listen On YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhjsxNPtEns&list=PL5n0EA_9TStmZkrfTA8hVQmqzy-nl6mWM This is The First officialRE-RELEASEOnVINYL under licensed courtesyof BMG Rights Management, UK, remasteredFrom an original master copy outof The vaultsof BMG. Album was originally released in 1974 On Transatlantic Records . The album opens with A drum solo called Tap (after all, this was 1974, and it was illegal FOR all prog and rock albumsTo be releasedWithoutA drum solo). They then launch into great Move It , which was completely strayed up and has plenty of that guitar and power they well were knownFOR . It is A great rock song, led by A driving beat, straight forward hard rocking riffs, tasteful solo and vocal harmonies. The rest of The album, whilst being classic Stray, has always been regarded byTheband asA bitofA mish mash. Tracks like Bromham's rocking Hey Domino, their cover of Jimmie Helm's Customs Man or Gadd's slightly Psychedelic and mellow Mystic Lady and Our Plea especially, movingTheband into more melodic areas. While One critic wrote, Move it marks A dramatic improvement over its predecessor. It has vastly superior song writing, On A mixof pop/psych and hard, classic rock with vocal harmonies and great guitar playing. Great recording quality, great production qualities. Steve Gadd would leave The band followingMove It . Unhappy with Transatlantic`s promotion Stray decided To leave The label and were signed by Dawn, PYE`s imprintFOR progressive rock. Album comes with 4 sided cover sized insert with band story, photos etcpp, remastered and brilliant sounding. FOR all lovers of melodic, Psychedelic hard rock! ( LONG HAIR ) Del Bromham - Electric 6 And 12 String Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Clarinet, Hammond Organ, Mellotron, Vocals Steve Gadd - Vocals, Electric And Acoustic Guitars, Congas, Maracas Ritchie Cole - drums Gary G. Giles - bass & Jimmie Helms - Brass (Track 3), Backing Vocals (Track 4) Andrew Powell - Strings (Track 4) Insured shipping within Germany (generally within 24 hours) No further shipping costs from the second lp onwards!! ASK FOR COMBINED SHIPPING!More information or photos? Please ask Need more info or photos? Please ask This is The First officialRE-RELEASEOnVINYL under licensed courtesyof BMG Rights Management, UK, remasteredFrom an original master copy outof The vaultsof BMG. Album was originally released in 1974 On Transatlantic Records . The album opens with A drum solo called Tap (after all, this was 1974, and it was illegal FOR all prog and rock albumsTo be releasedWithoutA drum solo). They then launch into great Move It , which was completely strayed up and has plenty of that guitar and power they well were knownFOR . It is A great rock song, led by A driving beat, straight forward hard rocking riffs, tasteful solo and vocal harmonies. The rest of The album, whilst being classic Stray, has always been regarded byTheband asA bitofA mish mash. Tracks like Bromham's rocking Hey Domino, their cover of J

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