THE SHADOWS OF KNIGHT- GARAGE ROCK *45* 1966 DUNWICH LABEL OBSCURE M-
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Jan 27, 2013 Sold Date
Jan 20, 2013 Start Date
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Description

EXTREMELY RARE  1966 DUNWICH LABEL RELEASE........
45 RECORD WHICH IS HARD TO FIND.......

Artist: THE SHADOWS OF KNIGHT ........MEGA,MEGA RARE...

Songs:"I'M GONNA MAKE YOU MINE" /"I'LL MAKE YOU SORRY"

Label & Number: DUNWICH     #141

Wax Condition:  Mint - (shine,glossy,excellent SOUND)..

Label Condition: Mint  ( excellent,Beautiful,..bb)..,

Notes:  One of the great obscure GARAGE Rock records.

Sleeve: yes ...

INTERNATIONAL & ALL BUYERS WELCOME..........

RECORD GRADING:

MINT..UNPLAYED..never on turntable

NM/M- (Near Mint): Like new, looks unplayed.

VG+: A few very faint surface marks, nothing that will affect play

VG: A few more marks than a VG+. Used but not abused...sleeve marks or wax marks

VG-: Light scuffs and light scratches, there will be light surface wear to the record. Expect some light surface noise in parts or a few clicks or pops here and there.

Shipping and handling cost $3.65 for USPS First Class shipping within the United States (and $.75 for each additional 45)... $8.65 to Europe and South America... $8.90 to Australia, Russian Federation, Japan and New Zealand ($1.00 for additional 45s)... Canada $5.85 ($1.00 for additional 45s) International shipping is prone to delay due to occasional slow shipping routes. Seller is not responsible for postal service delays.
Symbols (LT), Label tear, (RW) ring wear, (DJ) disc jockey promo, (SOL) sticker on label,(WOL) Writing on label, (BB) bb hole cut out, (TS) tape stain, (RI) Reissue,(FS) factory Sleeve, (SS) sticker stain, (NS) number sticker.

The Shadows of Knight are an American rock band from the Chicago suburbs, formed in the 1960s, who play a form of British blues mixed with influences from their native city. At the time they first started recording, the band's self-description was as follows: "The Stones, Animals and Yardbirds took the Chicago Blues and gave it an English interpretation.
  A performance in support of The Byrds at Chicago's McCormick Place in early summer 1965 attracted the attention of Dunwich Records record producers Bill Traut and George Badonski. During that show, they performed "Gloria" by Van Morrison's Northern Irish Them band. The band signed with Dunwich shortly thereafter and recorded "Gloria" as a first effort.
The Shadows of Knight soon released the Gloria album, followed by the Back Door Men LP, in the summer of 1966. Subsequent singles included their version of the Bo Diddley song "Oh Yeah" (which reached No. 39 nationally), "Bad Little Woman" (#91), and the powerhouse "I'm Gonna Make You Mine" (#90), which can be seen as a precursor to hard rock. However, none of these releases approached their initial commercial success. Failure to find a winning followup to "Gloria" handicapped the band's earning power, and led to its disintegration. Tom Schiffour left the band in Spring 1967. McGeorge departed for acid-rock band H.P. Lovecraft shortly thereafter, while Kelley left to front his own blues band. Hawk Wolinski also left the band to form Bangor Flying Circus with Schiffour, guitarist Alan De Carlo, and drummer Michael Tegza, also of H.P.Lovecraft.


  


 

 



  




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