BLUE MOUNTAIN EAGLE, Self Titled PROMO (ROCK/PSYCH) ATCO SD-33-324 - 1970 LP
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Up for sale is BLUE MOUNTAIN EAGLE, PROMO!!! ROCK/PSYCH, ATCO SD-33-324 - 1970 LP
Cover: VG (Some Shelf & Ring Wear, Promo sticker on front cover, white promo label )
Record: VG+ ( Minor Scuffs )
LPs are Visually and Conservatively graded
Blue Mountain Eagle was a short-lived American psychedelic/acid rock group that evolved out of New Buffalo Springfield in August 1969 and recorded a lone album for Atlantic/Atco Records, which they were personally signed to by label founder Ahmet Ertegun.
The group adopted the name Blue Mountain Eagle, which the musicians had taken from a newspaper in Grant County, Oregon during their time with Dewey Martin. After Ahmet Ertegun personally signed them to Atlantic Records, the band recorded its lone album live in one session at Wally Heider's studios in Los Angeles in December 1969. The group toured extensively, opening for Santana, Jimi Hendrix, Love, Pink Floyd and many others.
During April 1970, Randy Fuller left to briefly join Dewey Martin's Medicine Ball and the band recruited studio bassist David L. Johnson (born on October 21, 1945 in Burbank, California) from the Beach Boys and Dr John's touring band. The following month, Atlantic released the group's eponymous lone album which only sold a few thousand copies. The group then recorded a version of Stephen Stills's "Marianne" as a single but when that failed to become a hit, the group disbanded around September 1970.
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