MORNING REIGN- ALL OF THESE EYES 1969 HARD BLUES PSYCH PRIVATE JOHNNY KITCHEN
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Jul 9, 2012 Sold Date
Jul 2, 2012 Start Date
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ALL OF THESE EYES

Morning Reign


1969 Pama Productions Records USA1st Pressing.
Less than 100 Pressed?

Super RARE '69 Private Press Prog Psyche LP!

NOTE:
Full, intense internet search reveals only the smallest info of this records existence.
It is a generally psych-rock LP with a bluesy tinge.
Seems to be from California, but no producers etc are revealed.

Back Label says: Distributed by PAMA Productions, LTD.,
15250 Ventura Blvd, STE 804, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Updated Note:
Apparently, this California band recorded their album in L.A., in 1968~9. Whether they recorded it in Johnny Kitchen's studio or not, somehow, Kitchen ended up with the tapes. According to The Acid Archives, he had some kind of deal going with the owner of the Condor record label in Canada, wherein he would send album tapes up north, to be released on Condor, with different and/or completely made up artist names. The exact number of these albums is not known, but may have been as many as 30, and this album was one of those included in the transactions. Condor re-released the album in 1970 as The Blues Train , totally without Morning Reign's knowledge or consent, just as they did with so many of the other albums involved in these shady dealings.
This original issue of their album is way rare, and doesn't even have an entry in Acid Archive, or Hans Pakora's 1000's of Record Collector Dreams book series, though the much more common Blues Train version makes it into both. The exact number pressed is unknown, but most likely less than 50.

Label:Pama Productions. LTD.
Format:Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:USReleased:1969Genre: RockStyle: Prog Rock, Blues Rock


A1 Ride the Train
A2 Missin' You
A3 Pain Away
A4 Some Body to Love
A5 Hootchie Kootchie Man
B1 Bustin' Chicago
B2 A & R Man
B3 Coast to Coast
B4 Whole Lot of Blues
B5 Got My Eyes on You

The cover is M- still in the original shrink wrap and there are no cut-outs, seam splits or writing!   The disc is in POOR condition.  It has obviously been heat damaged, probably rarely played, and it is unplayable on my system, however it plays cool on my low grade portable turntable.  A possible cover upgrade for someone?

 

 

 


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