FINCHLEY BOYS Everlasting Tributes PSYCH ROCK - RARE '72 SEALED ORIG LP

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Oct 24, 2015 Sold Date

Oct 17, 2015 Start Date

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Up for bid is a FINCHLEY BOYS - "Everlasting Tributes"(released on Golden Throat Records): U.S. Psych\hard rock recorded in 1968 & '69 & issued in '72. This is a never-opened, factory-sealed original 1972 pressing of this LP. On the shrink wrap on the front cover is a blue sticker that has the band's name & LP catalog number printed on it.Album is in Mint condition. All corners are good. No water damage or stains .Everyone into the garage/psych scene should own a copy of this Lp .

In the mid 1960s Champaign became the epicenter of a regional music explosion and a Mecca for professional musicians. In March of 1968 the Finchley Boys lineup was established that led the way in blues-oriented and original progressive music. George Faber, Larry Tabeling, J. Michael Powers, and Garrett Oostdyk took their innovative sounds and dynamic stage show to new fans in virtually every college campus, concert hall, and teen center in Illinois. Other Midwestern states followed – Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri and Ohio – and then on to New York, Toronto and San Francisco. One of their most highly-acclaimed shows, reported on the front page of the Chicago Tribune as the concerts breakout performance, was as one of the top acts at the Kickapoo Creek Rock Festival. Joining them were Canned Heat, B.B. King, Delaney and Bonnie, and other music legends on that Memorial Day weekend in 1970.
Known for their great live shows and theatrical antics – including a live boa constrictor five years before Alice Cooper made it famous – the Finchley Boys were considered ahead of their time. They started recording in the fall of 1968 and throughout 1969. Those songs would not be heard until 1972 with the release of Everlasting Tributes.

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