Lp Bodkin - Re-Release - Seelie Court Sclp033 - MINT/MINT
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Sep 21, 2022 Start Date
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lp BODKIN

Bodkin

 

Country of release: England, 2022

Originally released: 1972

Label: Seelie Court

Catalogue number: sclp033 

Bar-code: 5033281012177

Folding cover/gatefold sleeve: Yes/ YES


 

 Condition Record: mint (Unplayed)

Condition Cover: mint



 

Tracks Side 1:

1. Three Days After Death ( Part 1 ) (9:28)

2. Three Days After Death (Part 2) (7:09)




Tracks Side 2:

1. Aunty Mary's Trashcan (10:48)

2. Aftur Yur Lumber (5:12)

3. Plastic Man (5:59)


 

Listen On YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbTvv09h55c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Guf2FEXgxN8


BODKIN were A Scottish quintet that released A self-titled album in 1972. They made A classic-sounding, rough-edged HEAVY progressive rock withThe emphasisOn Doug Rome's Hammond organ and complimented by Mick Riddle's guitar, Bill Anderson's bass, Dick SneddonOn drums etcThe cool wailingof Zeik Hume.

Somewhat more jam-oriented than contemporaries such as ATOMIC ROOSTER or Uriah Heep and not quite as hard-hitting, BODKIN yet delivered spirited rockMUSIC with energetic interplay between guitar and organ, fine musicianship, and distractingly good compositionsFromThe 21 year old Doug Rome.

A Very palatable blend of dark organ-rock and dirty blues, Bodkin will surely please listeners interested in The murky and mysterious early yearsofTheHEAVY Prog scene and anyone seeking rare prog. (Atavachron (David) / progarchives.com)


Zeik Hume - Vocals
Mick Riddel - Guitar
Bill Anderson - bass
Doug Rome - keyboards
Dick Sneddon - drums

 

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BODKIN were A Scottish quintet that released A self-titled album in 1972. They made A classic-sounding, rough-edged HEAVY progressive rock withThe emphasisOn Doug Rome's Hammond organ and complimented by Mick Riddle's guitar, Bill Anderson's bass, Dick SneddonOn drums etcThe cool wailingof Zeik Hume. Somewhat more jam-oriented than contemporaries such as ATOMIC ROOSTER or Uriah Heep and not quite as hard-hitting, BODKIN yet delivered spirited rockMUSIC with energetic interplay between guitar and organ, fine musicianship, and distractingly good compositionsFromThe 21 year old Doug Rome. A Very palatable blend of dark organ-rock and dirty blues, Bodkin will surely please listeners interested in The murky and mysterious early yearsofTheHEAVY Prog scene and anyone seeking rare prog. (Atava


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