Damnation Of Adam Blessing – The Second Damnation(1970 USA Acid Rock, Psychedelic Rock)Full Album

The Damnation of Adam Blessing was a Cleveland-based psychedelic hard rock band formed in 1968 by vocalist William "Adam" Constable, guitarists Jim Quinn and Bob Kalamasz, bassist Ray Benich, and drummer Bill Schwark. Known for a heavy, melodic sound, they released three albums on United Artists (1969–1971) and toured with acts like The Faces before becoming Glory in 1973. Origins and Style: Emerging from local Cleveland garage bands The Society and Dust, the group was known for hard-hitting acid rock, featuring intricate, often dark, arrangements. Key Releases: Their self-titled debut (1969), Second Damnation (1970) featuring "Back to the River," and Which Is Justice, Which Is the Thief (1971). Final Era: After replacing drummer Bill Schwark with Ken Constable, they released one final, self-titled album in 1973 under the name Glory on the Avalanche label. Legacy: Despite limited commercial success, they were a respected act on the Midwestern circuit, frequently opening for the James Gang. No Way 00:00 Death Of A Virgin 03:26 Driver 07:07 Everyone 11:02 Back To The River 15:14 Money Tree 20:32 Ba-Dup 25:20 New York City Woman 28:42 In The Morning 34:43 Smile 48:58 Bass, Written-By – Ray Benich Drums, Written-By – Bill Schwark Guitar, Written-By – Bob Kalamasz, Jim Quinn Vocals, Written-By – Adam Blessing