"JAMUL" wasted heavy fuzz psych monster "tobacco road" rolling stones LISTEN

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1970 HARD FUZZED HIPPIE BLUES ROCK WITH WASTED VIBE

JAMUL

\ USA - LIZARD - A 20101

Killer late '60s US heavy hippie rock album issued in 1970 with a down-and-wasted vibe.

Original 1970 first pressing vinyl of a rough & rowdy bluesrocker outfit with impressive guitar and tight jams throughout...The album, though being issued on the small Lizard label, may be not so hopelessly obscure, but the band surely is. JAMUL (pronounced 'Ha-Mool') was named after a small town somewhere out in the back country near San Diego, there is almost no information available on this outfit. They are: Steve Williams, Bob Desnoyers, Ron Armstrong and John Fergus.

Formerly known as The Jamul City Funk Band. Armstrong was formerly with The Misfits, Desnoyers in The Friendly Grin, and Williams with Puzzle and The Voxmen. The Jamul City Funk Band was a trio until just a few months before recording, when Williams came aboard. This gave the band the distinct advantage of three lead singers trading off on individual tracks. The Jamul album has much to recommend it, particularly to fans of loud hard rock. Of the eleven tracks that make up the album, eight are original. There's a brutal cover of Tobacco Road.

Their music is mostly heavy blues rock with extremely powerful vocals and great guitar... collectors into bands like CREAM, take note. Best songs are "Tobacco Road" with a strong distortion guitar solo and thundering blues harp, "Ramblin Man" (not the Allman Brothers' song) and the apocalyptic "Valley Thunder". Their cover of the Rolling Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash' is cool with a good progressive guitar solo. Overall this is better than some of the 100-dollar-records you see for sale.

Tobacco Road

Long Tall Sally

Sunrise Over Jamul

Movin' To The Country

Hold The Line

Jumpin' Jack Flash

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All You Have Left Me

Nickle Thimble

I Can't Complain

Ramblin' Man

Valley Thunder

COVER = VG+ (HARD COVER)

RECORD =

SIDE ONE = VG++- (VERY CLOSE TO VG++ , SOUNDS GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

SIDE TWO = VG+ --- VG++ (SOUNDS GREAT & BETTER THAN IT LOOKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)