SHILOH MORNING- s/t VERY RARE 1974 INDIANA PRIVATE PRESS PSYCH HARD ROCK FOLK LP
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Description
Shiloh Morning" 1974 (TRC 51053)
Midwest male and female vocal harmony folk rock and pop with acoustic and electric guitar, bass, percussion, some mellotron. Includes versions of "Nights in White Satin" and "White Bird" among others.
Jeanne McGill (O'Haver)--Vocals, Small Percussion. Jeanne's most notable group was "Shiloh Morning" during the '70s; the group traveled the U.S. (and Canada) playing concerts and clubs; recorded two albums, a single, and various other projects. Among other 'claims to fame,' "Shiloh Morning" was the second group in the United States to acquire a Mellotron and, aside from the wonderful original material the group was able to produce with three top-notch songwriters, it was able to do some incredible and unique things, one of which was to perform a 30+ minute Moody Blues medley, made possible by the Mellotron. The band's first [self-titled] album was the only album not on a major label to be reviewed by "Rolling Stone Magazine" in that magazine's history (February 1975).
NOTE: The mentioned Moody Blues medley is not on this first LP, but their version of Knights...(their spelling ! ) is.
The condition of the heavy, textured cardboard cover is VG+ with some seam wear and a 2"top right split. The dics is a nice EX and it plays great!
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