RARE 1960'S BASKERVILLE HOUNDS ALBUM Space Rock Part 2 CLEVELAND GARAGE BAND

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The Baskerville Hounds Featuring Space Rock, Part 2
MOVING SALE -- REDUCED BY 50%
OH those Baskerville Hounds ... they made our feet and our hearts beat as the played their way through Lake County, with so many Friday nights at the Torchlight on Mentor Avenue in Mentor. 
Those five fellas from the West Side with original drummer John Kirkpatrick -- I was lucky enough to date him a very few times, and he was one of the nicest guys ever!  And what a talent!  He was drafted out of the band at the peak of its success, and sadly passed away in Arizona in November of 2015.  But never forgotten! 
Here's the album -- in really nice condition.  I did open the wrapper and play it once, but it still has the original cellophane wrapped around it, original sleeves inside are excellent too.  
I've only been able to find ONE on the Internet -- eBay currently has it listed for $148.98 plus shipping, so here's a 30% discount on an album I never thought I'd sell. I
If you're interested, here's what Wiki has to say about the boys:  The Baskerville Hounds are an American garage rock group from the West Park neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio, United States.  In October 1969, (not to be confused by the punk band Hound Baskerville) they had a single hit on the Billboard Hot 100: "Hold Me" which peaked at number 88 and was on the charts for two weeks. 
The band was formed as the Majestics in 1963 by Doug McCutcheon – keyboards, Larry Meese – guitar; and John Kirkpatrick – drums.  They brought in Bill Emery on bass in January 1964 and Dante Rossi – rhythm guitar in July 1964.  They were renamed the Dantes, then the Tulu Babies, then finally the Baskerville Hounds. 
Active from 1964 through 1972, the band became WHK radio's house band for major acts. In 1965, they released their first single, "Hurtin' Kind", written by Doug McCutcheon, backed with "Mine Forever", a Larry Meese original.  Their instrumental “Space Rock Part 2” was featured as theme music on the Ghoulardi television show.  They opened for The Rolling Stones, Sonny & Cher, Beach Boys, Dave Clark 5, and many other top acts. 
Mike Macron replaced John Kirkpatrick on drums, after Kirkpatrick was drafted in 1966. Several other musicians joined the band for short periods of time because of military service; Jack Topper on Keyboards; Tom Evans on bass; Wayne Hritz on guitar. Bobby Dillinger replaced Mike Macron on drums in the early 1970s and was in the reformed Hounds of 1980s.
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