
BLUE EFFECT (MODRÝ EFEKT)-MEDITACE (1970 Jazz Rock/Fusion • Czech Republic)Full Album
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The Velvert Turner Group was an American psychedelic/hard rock band led by guitarist Velvert Turner, a protégé of Jimi Hendrix, known for their 1972 self-titled album, a cult classic rich with Hendrix-inspired guitar work, featuring members like Prescott Niles (later of The Knack) and producing tracks like "Country Chicken," with Turner passing away in 2000 after a brief but influential career. Key Figures & History: Velvert Turner (1951-2000): A gifted guitarist who met Jimi Hendrix as a teenager in New York (around 1966) and became his student, receiving guidance and mentorship. Mentorship: Hendrix's influence was profound, shaping Turner's style, leading to his band's sound being compared to "lost Hendrix" recordings. Band Formation: After Hendrix's death, Turner formed the group with bassist Prescott Niles (who later joined The Knack) and drummer Tim McGovern, among others. The 1972 Album: Self-Titled LP: Their sole album, The Velvert Turner Group, released in 1972, became highly collectible for its Hendrix-esque sound, blending acid rock, funk, and soul. Key Tracks: Included "Country Chicken" (featuring keyboardist Christopher Robinson) and a tribute to Hendrix, a cover of "Freedom". Legacy: The album has seen reissues, praised as one of the best Hendrix-inspired records ever made, offering fans a glimpse into that musical era. Career & Later Life: Turner's recording career was short, but he continued to perform and tour for nearly two decades after Hendrix. He passed away on December 11, 2000, in Brooklyn, New York. A1 Madonna (Of The Seven Moons) 00:00 A2 Talkin' 'Bout My Baby 02:52 A3 Country Chicken 06:54 A4 Strangely New 09:42 A5 Scarlet Warrior 14:38 B1 Three O'Clock Train 18:10 B2 Just Look And See 23:07 B3 'Xcuse Me, Gentleman (The Fall Of Atlantis) 27:16 B4 (Love Rides...) The Slow Swirling Seas 31:54 B5 Freedom 35:35 Bass – Prescott Niles Drums, Percussion – Tim McGovern Guitar – Velvert Turner Keyboards – Christopher Robinson (2) Organ – Bob Hogans, Bob Lenox (tracks: B5) Vocals – Velvert Turner

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