
BLUE EFFECT (MODRÝ EFEKT)-MEDITACE (1970 Jazz Rock/Fusion • Czech Republic)Full Album
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The Prodigal Sons - Emerge from the Void LP. Brand new limited edition vinyl pressing of unearthed lost tapes from this 1972 hard rock group with a sound that mixes Bolder Damn and the Allman Brothers. The Prodigal Sons, a completely unknown group rescued by a small label, Void Records, and with some very, very interesting music. Information about the group is scarce. It seems they came from Ohio and formed in the early 70s. The information is very confusing; some say they released an album in '71, "Uncle Bucks," but there's no confirmed data and nothing is known about their lineup. The recording contains nine tracks rescued by Void Records and seems to date from '72. Hard rock sounds loaded with good riffs, a good example of which is the first track, "Water Song." Their second track, "Right On," reminds me a lot of the sound of B.T.O. In "Lightning Strikes Twice," we again have good riffs and a super catchy chorus. We have hints of Southern rock in "Gollem," with vocals in the purest Molly Hatchet style. In short, a great album from a band whose excellent legacy is all we know. Based on available records, specifically the 1972 release Emerge From The Void, the band members of The Prodigal Sons (sometimes listed as The Prodigal Sons) from that era included: Vocalist/Guitarist: Gary (surname not specified in primary listing) Guitarist: Ray (surname not specified) Bass: Larry (surname not specified) Drums: Dan (surname not specified) A1 Water Song 00:00 A2 Right On 06:42 A3 Lightning Strikes Twice 12:43 A4 Gollem 17:39 B1 Two Thousand Miles 21:17 B2 Movin' On 27:27 B3 John's Tune 32:46 B4 Saga Of Yeti 36:13 B5 Goin' Home 39:02

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