MAKI, CARMEN + BLUES CREATION (see also: Dew)

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  MAKI, CARMEN + BLUES CREATION (see also: Dew) - CARMEN MAKI / BLUES CREATION - Carmen Maki / Blues Creation - EU Once Again Limited Edition - VERY RARE - LISTEN

  price: 55,00 PLN / 13,75 EUR

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  This wonderful and unique record, released in the summer of 1971, was made by the Japanese vocalist Carmen Maki (previously known for folk or pop songs) with the participation of the heavy rock band Blues Creation. In general I'm not fond of female vocals, but despite certain limitations, the beautiful Carmen, imitating Janis Joplin and Grace Slick a little, is simply sensational here! The whole material was created in exactly the same session as the classic LP "Demon And Eleven Children", credited solely to Blues Creation (released a month earlier), and the band, playing genuinely heavy, bluesy rock here (a bit in the vein of the first side of "Led Zeppelin III"), was as usual in top form and certainly did not hold back! I repeat: this is a splendid album without a single weaker moment, although when I discovered that the author of the opening "Understand" was the American band Fantasy (1970), I was slightly disappointed... The sound quality is excellent! A must! Condition: New, sealed. (JL)

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  MAKI, CARMEN + BLUES CREATION (see also: Dew) - BLUES CREATION WITH CARMEN MAKI - Carmen Maki + Blues Creation - FRA Absinthe Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RARE

  price: 110,00 PLN / 27,50 EUR

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  A European, great-sounding edition in a gatefold sleeve (modelled on the Japanese original from 1971, now worth about 1000 euros)! This wonderful and unique record was made by the 'Japanese Janis Joplin' - Carmen Maki with the participation of the heavy rock band Blues Creation. I am not fond of female vocals, but despite certain limitations C.M. is simply sensational. All the material was made in exactly the same session as the Blues Creation LP "Demon And Eleven Children" (released a month earlier), and the band, playing genuinely heavy, bluesy rock here (something like the first side of "Led Zeppelin III"...), was as usual on top form. I repeat: it is a BRILLIANT album without a single weaker moment! The pressing quality is perfect. A must!