LP The Moving Sidewalks Flash (Re) Akarma AK 117 - Still Sealed - ZZ Top
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lp The MOVING SIDEWALKS

Flash

 

Country of release: Italy, 2000

Originally released: 1968

Label: Akarma

Catalog number: AK 117

Barcode: 8026575117112

Folding cover/gatefold sleeve: Yes/ YES

 

 Condition Record: mint

Condition Cover: mint

  lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo taken From my own lp )

 

 

Tracks Side 1:

1. Flashback (4:46)

2. Scoun Da Be (2:08)

3. You Make Me Shake (3:05)

4. You Don't Know TheLIFE (3:56)

5. Pluto Sept. 31st. (5:13)

Tracks Side 2:

1. No Good To Cry (4:33)

2. Crimson Witch (3:06)

3. Joe Blues (7:38)

4. Eclipse (3:37)

5. Reclipse (2:30)

   


Listen On YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUHCA7zxSV4&list=PLG-InimcgCwOUA3DRRTh0GbsbtA4MddTC


The sole album by The MOVING SIDEWALKS is as fascinating as it is unremarkable. As The birthing ground FOR legendary blues-rock guitarist Billy Gibbons,One would expect at leastATasteof what would later make ZZ TopOneof The best touring and recording bandsOnThe planet; sadly,The album offers little inThe wayofRevelation in its 15 tracks. Admittedly, at The Timeof ZZ Top's 1970 debut, Gibbons' transformationFromA journeyman bandleader intoA boogie blues demigod whatSTILL not fully realized, butHIS chops were miles away From what is heard here. Part of that lies in The fact that ZZ Top was less about psychedelia than straight blues; whateverPsychedelic touches made their way ontoThe studio albums were largely an accessory. (They would eventually fully integrate On 1979's Deguello.) TheMOVING SIDEWALKS ,OnThe other hand, werePsychedelic rockers whose songs hinted atThe bluesWithout fully diving in. The songs show little of Gibbons' future promise, and in fact are so thoroughly mediocre (both in writing and playing) that it's amazing To think he was onlyA few years awayFrom international success. "Pluto Sept. 31st" shows A clear Hendrix influence ( TheTwo guitarists openly admired each other), and asA bonus,Akarma 's reissue includesFIVE bonus singles that are someofThe strongest material OnThe album, especially "Need Me," "I WantTo Hold Your Hand," andThe legendary single "99th Floor." (Jim Smith/allmusic.com)

Bill Gibbons - vocals, guitar, harmonica
Tom Moore - organ, piano
Don Summers - bass
Dan Mitchell - drums


 

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The sole album by The MOVING SIDEWALKS is as fascinating as it is unremarkable. As The birthing ground FOR legendary blues-rock guitarist Billy Gibbons,One would expect at leastATasteof what would later make ZZ TopOneof The best touring and recording bandsOnThe planet; sadly,The album offers little inThe wayofRevelation in its 15 tracks. Admittedly, at The Timeof ZZ Top's 1970 debut, Gibbons' transformationFromA journeyman bandleader intoA boogie blues demigod whatSTILL not fully realized, butHIS chops were miles away From what is heard here. Part of that lies in The fact that ZZ Top was less about psychedelia than straight blues; whateverPsychedelic touches made their way ontoThe studio albums were largely an accessory. (They would eventually fully integrate On 1979's Deguello.) TheMOVING


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