1967 Stereo DAVIE ALLEN & ARROWS BLUES THEME Garage

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 1967 ORIGINAL KING FUZZ GARAGE BUZZER !                   

    DAVIE ALLEN & THE ARROWS

                    BLUES  THEME 

                      ...US - TOWER RECORDS - DT 5078

The original (harder to find) 1967 STEREO first pressing of the tough, gritty biker garage cooker led by the fuzz-tone guitar jammin' action by Davie Allen

..."Blues Theme" scored a big soundtrack hit when it was included in a cult favorite drive in movie, 'The Wild Angles' ... The whole album's a gas with fuzz guitar rockers all over the place -- and because it is the greatest motorcycle riding song anyone has ever produced! The kick-start Harley starting up and revving into the introduction, then blasting past you a couple times as you experience the fuzzed-up guitar riffs that will put you on an imaginery Harley of your own! 

Davie Allen was an innovator as well as a gifted guitar genius whose fusings of melody into an effortless outpouring of countless fuzz guitar-directed anthems, many of which graced many notorious American biker/drug exploitation films of the sixties, Allan was backed by a three-piece group who performed as Davie Allan & The Arrows from 1965 to 1968. Allan’s incredible guitar jams were like a monoxide-mainlining version of The Ventures if they encompassed everything from psychedelia to slash and burn surf running amok to the gentlest of melodic themes. As one would guess by their titles, “King Fuzz” and “Fuzz Theme” have even more fuzztone use per square second than The Electric Prunes’ first three albums, and they’re total gaga grooves complete with Allan’s trademark disorientating ‘speed tremolo’; a technique he developed which bent the pitch of fuzz-played chords into oblivion. “William Tell 1967” isn’t exactly as fast as the version of “The William Tell Overture” that graced the soundtrack of “A Clockwork Orange” but it’s certainly fast enough to dispel all thoughts of the Lone Ranger forever AND it’s a rendition of the trippiest levity. The cover of “Theme From Thunderball” is about as sensual as a guitar instrumental can be: graceful, lithe and rhythmically smooth as the lines of a woman’s figure outlined in zero gravity silk. But even when Allan turns his Mosrite Fuzzrite fuzz pedal almost imperceptibly down for the lightly fuzzed pop approach on the sub-“96 Tears” jams of “Sorry ‘Bout That” it still maintains that undeniable presence of total class which Davie Allan, a true gentleman and guitarist, has always displayed in abundance.

Blues Theme

King Fuzz

Theme From Thunderball

William Tell 1967

Action On tHe Street

B:

Theme From The Wild Angels

Theme From The Unknown

Fuzz Theme

Sorry 'bout That

Ghost riders In The sky

CONDITION: The cover is "nice" ... EX" (excellent)  with solid seams, display top level looks. Winner!

The vinyl has glossy luster both sides, looks M-  and the deep groove vinyl plays outstanding at BEST top level... highly collectible 44 years old biker jammer!

                keeper copy!

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