SUPER COOL MONO FORMAT = THE NIGHTCRAWLERS LITTLE BLACK EGG '67 Reverb Garage
  $   109

 


$ 109 Sold For
Mar 24, 2019 Sold Date
Mar 21, 2019 Start Date
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11   Number Of Bids
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   GLORIOUS (((1967))) MONO groovy-pop!

 COOL JANGLE GUITAR GARAGE COLLECTIBLE

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                        The NIGHTCRAWLERS

             Little Black Egg

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                          EUROPEAN - EVA - 12042 -  MONO

 

RARE and in demand!  RECORDED IN BOLD MONO

Highly sought after Original 1967 first pressing = collection ready condition!!

Hey kids, it's the hip swinging & jangle tremelo guitar grooves of the NIGHTCRAWLERS! ...they had a cool, surprising hit in '67 with LITTLE BLACK EGG and their only album is filled with similar memorable tunes ... includes the original printed inner sleeve...

Many collectors first exposure to the Little Black Egg came via the Nuggets psych/garage punk collection, which caused an invisible third eye to open in the center of their foreheads.

Starting off with a jangly guitar riff, “Little Black Egg” manages to lurch along for three and a half minutes. It’s propelled by a weirdly precise drummer, who sounds like he just learned how to play. Almost as if he hasn’t yet figured out how hard the drums should be hit—sometimes he sneaks out an arm to hit the crash cymbal, but it’s rare. A close listen reveals that the poor guy’s squeaky kick drum pedal is sorely in need of some WD-40. The squeak cuts through the distinctive “sorry but we could only spare one mic for the drums” drum sound. It sounds really dogged, you know? Like he's just making do with what he has, and it ain't easy, so count your blessings.

The singer, on the other hand, sounds like a drawling lobotomy outpatient with nasal congestion to whom someone handed a tambourine before pushing him in front of a microphone and hitting the record button. It just so happens he’s got some very ineffable psychedelic problems that he’s gonna lay on you.

In a blissful, deadpan voice with occasional deadpan harmony, he informs the listener that:

1.) He's found a little black egg with little white specks
2.) People want to look at it, but he doesn’t want them to
3.) The whole situation is really stressing him out

It’s the most perfectly paranoid psych-pop song ever. BUT what the Hell is that little black egg all about!? We're still not sure, but ever since that jangly mess of a song got permanently stuck in our heads, we've found ourselves wanting one too. If that egg’s anything like the tune, then it must be something real good. It was certainly good enough to crack the billboard charts and secure The Nightcrawlers a spot in that pantheon of garage bands (along with the Syndicate of Sound and The 13th Floor Elevators) though with MUCH more to offer than one remarkable song....(check the just as great "Basket Of Flowers" for just one of the many cool travks on this legend)

The Nightcrawlers were a product of the post-Beatles garage band explosion that rocked Florida during the mid-60s. Hailing from Daytona Beach, on the eastern Atlantic coast of the state, the NightCrawlers became one of the first Central Florida bands to have a local regional "hit record". They sparked many a flame in the hearts of central Florida wanna-be rock stars during that era, and Florida became a 'hot-bed' for teen garage bands....

Little Black Egg

Basket of Flowers

Sally in Our Alley

Who Knows

Me for Me

If You Want My Love

I Don't Remember

If I Were You

Last Ship

Show Me the Way

What Time Is It

You're Running Wild

Washboard



CONDITION: The Cover: rated: M- TOP COPY = very fragile 36 years ago pressing. ...not with the usual shelf wear you see on this fragile cover ... lets put it this way = there is nothing on front or back cover that is alarming to make anyone interested to put it down. Has no split seams, no bends and no writing. Overall a highly rated keeper collectible going back 49+ years ago.

The Vinyl: is all shiny on both sides, VERY CLEAN and CLEAR "M-" top copy that should well satisfy virtually any collector ...play-graded "excellent" without any audio issues, making for a nice keeper...and the European EVA Records labels are both VERY clean 


                  
   A cool addition to anyone's music library! 

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people..

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