Psych Prog LP Tear Gas Piggy Go Getter SAHB

$

30

Welcome to my Psych, Prog, Garage, Folk LP Sale! See My other ads for more oddball LPs! ..This is for Tear Gas "Piggy Go Getter" on Paramount Records (1971?)...The Gatefold Jacket has some storage wear, and a slight slice cut on the top right corner, but is overall in very good condition. The vinyl is near MINT!!!!I use Goldmine magazine's strict guidelines for grading record quality...It has a great color interior- sorta like an Art Crumb artwork...but is credited to Brian Engel (cover design)-maybe it is Art, but I saw no credits there!!!..This came from an obsessive Record Collector's hell- he'd buy them , cover the Jacket in a poly outer sleeve, and place the vinyl in a poly lined inner sleeve, then store it , NEVER playing it ... Mailed in a special hard cardboard LP mailer for the best ride to your house..1. Lost Awakening - 3:10 2. Your Woman's Gone and Left You - 2:25 3. Night Girl - 5:40 4. Nothing Can Change Your Mind - 3:35 5. Living for Today - 3:00 6. Big House - 3:30 7. Mirrors of Sorrow - 2:55 8. Look, What Else Is Happenin' - 6:00 9. I'm Fallin' Far Behind - 2:55 10. Witches Come Today - 3:15 Personnel: EDDIE CAMPBELL keyb'ds A B ZAL CLEMINSON gtr A B C CHRIS GLEN bs, vcls A B C GILSON LAVIS drms A RICHARD MONRO drms, vcls A B C ANDY MULVEY vcls A DAVID BATCHELOR keyb'ds, vcls B HUGH McKENNA keyb'ds, vcls B C TED McKENNA drms B C ALBUMS: 1(B) PIGGY GO GETTER (Famous SFMA 5751) 1970 SC 2(C) TEAR GAS (Regal Zonophone SLRZ 1021) 1971 R3 These Glasgow-based progressive/heavy rockers were originally known as Mustard. Their first vocalist Andy Mulvey had previously been with The Poets. However, he was soon replaced by David Batchelor and around the same time Gilson Lavis (their original drummer, who later played with Squeeze) was replaced by Richard Monro from Ritchie Blackmore's Mandrake Root. This line-up recorded Piggy Go Getter, which made little impact. In 1970 Hugh McKenna took over Batchelor's vocal role and Ted McKenna (ex-Dream Police) relieved Monro on drums. They recorded a second album and tried to establish themselves on the underground scene but were going nowhere with their brand of tired boogie heavy rock, until they teamed up with Alex Harvey in August 1972 to become The Sensational Alex Harvey Band. On May-25-03 at 03:13:18 PDT, seller added the following information: