HEALING FORCE Very Rare OZ Psych/Prog ORIG1971 NZ

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HEALING FORCE -  Very Rare & Impossible to Find  Original 1971 New Zealand Vinyl 7" pressing on the  NZ Only  Down Under Records  label.

(Courtesy of MILESAGO):  The legendary Healing Force was something of a 'supergroup', and its history intersects with several other important bands of the period, notably King Harvest and Friends. They made only one single, but it is still widely regarded as one of the flagship Australian progressive rock releases of the early '70s. All the members had a wealth of experience -- Pryor had been the drummer in The Twighlights Charlie (Tumahai - later with Be Bop Deluxe and Herbs) was from Nova Express; Logan was from The Rebels and Wells had been a member of Perth's prog-rock pioneers Bakery.

In July, they released their brilliant single. The 'A' side, "Golden Miles", by Lindsay Wells, is one of the most admired Australian progressive rock recordings of the period, and indeed rock historian Ian McFarlane named his magazine after it and rates as the best Australian progressive recording of the era.

Manufactured & Distributed  Only in NZ  by  Polygram Records (NZ)  Ltd.

NZ Only Cat. # DS- 1003!!

Side One:  "Golden Miles"  (L. J. Wells)

Side Two:  "The Gully" (L. J. Wells)

Condition Guaranteed:  EX to Near-Mint!!  Possibly UnPlayed!  Plays As New.

No Pic-Sleeve - Issued in a Polygram Records paper sleeve.

  I have a number of vinyl 7" listed  -  Including  other Psych & Prog-Rock OZ and US and UK;  Rock;  as well as other (possibly) Related stuff  -  shipping will be combined @ two for the price of one...

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