Rare Oz album Laid by DUCK (1972, Rock) Ansett logo
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Description
You are looking at a very rare Australian album by Duck - Laid, 1972.
Lp 12" Gatefold - 331/3 rpm
Warner Bros. records, produced by G Wayne Thomas
An Isis production, WS-20008
History of the album and what makes it special??>>>
Studio production of covers using musicians from various well regarded Australian progressive bands. Eg; John Robinson from the Dave Miller set and Blackfeather, Larry Duryea from Tamam Shud, Teddy Toi from the Aztecs/Fanny Adams and the Wild Cherries, Jon English from Sebastian Hardie, Bobbi Marchini from Hunger.
13 tracks including:
"Burned Alive in the Blues", "Southern Man" and "Maybe I'm Amazed".
For your reference find attached an article by Ian McFarlane from "The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop" which provides an expansive review and description of this rare album.
Condition:
Sides A and B - Excellent (better than VG+)
Cover - VG (Slight ring wear, minor fold bottom left hand corner, price sticker removal has lifted cover - refer photo).
Cover - has cartoon caricature of duck carrying now defunct Australian airline carrier ANSETT travel bag.
A reasonable reserve is placed on this item in view of its scarcity, condition and place in Australia's rock history.
Bid with confidence ~ highly sought after, rare and collectible/collectable Australian vinyl record, LP. Don't miss out.
Joolsmagools
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