FRIJID PINK *Defrosted* 1970 Near Mint In Shrink Stereo Parrot Vinyl LP
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Description
Artist: FRIJID PINK
Title: Defrosted
Label: PARROT PAS-71041
Year: 1970
Matrix Number: SAHS-1574 / SAHS-1575
Format: 12” VINYL 33-1/3 RPM ALBUM
Sound: STEREO
Cuts include:
Side 1: Black Lace / Sing A Song For Freedom / I'll Never Be Lonely / Bye Bye Blues
Side 2: Pain In My Heart / Sloony / I'm Movin' / I Haven't Got The Time
* Condition *
Jacket: EXCELLENT
Jacket Comments: In factory shrink-wrap
Vinyl: NEAR MINT
Record Comments: Record is in the original inner sleeve
Album Notes:
Personnel: Kelly Green (vocals, cowbells); Gary Ray Thompson (guitar); Rich Stevers (drums, timpani).Liner Note Author: Bernd Matheja
Frijid Pink's second album was so-so hard rock on the verge of becoming heavy metal. Most of the songs were built on rote blues-rock riffs, with the macho bluster paced by Kelly Green's husky voice, which generally tried too hard and was too full of itself. The compositions addressed the themes of thrusting romance ("Black Lace"), quasi-countercultural utopianism ("Sing a Song for Freedom," which sounded influenced by "American Woman"-era Guess Who), and good-time boogie ("Sloony," with speedy guitar work that seemed to claim Alvin Lee as an influence). Even relative to their debut album, it sounded unexciting, and it was far less successful, peaking at number 149 where the first LP had almost made the Top Ten ~ Review by Richie Unterberger
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