RARE 2LP 60s CHICKEN SHACK GOLDEN UK BLUES BOOM MAC

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   RARE German Only 2xLP 60's BLUES BOOM JAMS               

                      CHICKEN SHACK

                               German- orange CBS - S 68 252

Original 1973 2xLP set in gatefold ...never saw or had this one before...obscure German only 37 year old collectible on the old (original) orange CBS label ...a great, great early overview of bluesy UK boom rock grooves from the late sixties by one of the forerunners of the scene ...includes seductive infectious melodies by Christine Perfect who made this band what they were, along of course with Stan Webbs purist blues stance and stinging-with-a-feeling guitar leads...  

hicken Shack made their public debut at the Great Britain's National Blues & Jazz Festival at Windsor along with Fleetwood Mac on August 13, 1967-- "There were two stages at Windsor, the main one an open-air ramshackle structure, the other inside a marquee. Fleetwood Mac had their initiation on the main stage but much was made of Chicken Shack's tented debut." The group became the second major signing of the Blue Horizon record label (co-founded by Mike Veron), the first being Fleetwood Mac. Chicken Shack's first two albums,Forty Blue Fingers Freshly Packed and Ready to Serve and OK Ken?, were quite successful, with much of the credit due to the fact that they had a beautiful, talented, female keyboardist and vocalist-- something that most definitely added individuality to the group in the male-dominated late 60's music scene. Christine's version of 'I'd Rather Go Blind' was a massive hit, and she was voted Best Female Vocalist in the Melody Maker polls two years running. After Christine married John McVie and left the band, Stan Webb did carry on with the band in various incarnations, but Chicken Shack never quite matched their earlier success. The 'irrepressible' Stan Webb still lives in Kidderminster in a house that is filled with twenty-nine years of Chicken Shack memoribilia. The talented, yet relatively unrecognized, guitarist has this to say about the way major success has eluded him: "Some people say, 'You should be on stage at the Albert Hall, not Eric Clapton.' And I think, well, I don't agree with that, but I should certainly be able to go on there as well. But I'm happy with what's happening now. I've done the years and I'm getting more respect than I ever did then. It's worked for me."

The Letter

Lonesome Whistle Blues

When The Train Comes Back

San-Ho-Zay

King Of the World

II

See See Baby

First Time I met The Blues

Webbed Feet

You Ain't No Good

What You Do Last Night

III

Baby's Got Me Crying

The Right Way Is My Way

Get Like YOu Use To Be

Pony & Trap

Tell Me

The Woman Is The Blues

IV

I Wanna See My Baby

Remington Ride

Sishing IN Your River

Mean Old World

Sweet Sixteen

CONDITION: The cover is a gatefold with sticker residue at top right, a little shelf wear and prior handling, VG+ having otherwise strong colors, and no split seams. There are three stars in pen near three of the song titles, otherwise a solid gatefold.

The vinyl 2 records (all 4 sides) are highly shiny and clean "EX" (excellent) to M- TOP LEVEL

                keeper copy!

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