CREEPY JOHN THOMAS (see also: Rust)
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CREEPY JOHN THOMAS (see also: Rust) - CREEPY JOHN THOMAS - Creepy John Thomas / Brother Bat Bone - US Keyhole Digipack Edition - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
This great CD contains the entire output (in order: first the second record from 1970, and only then the debut from 1969) of a forgotten British formation playing heavy psychedelic/progressive rock. The first contains short, 3-minute tracks in the hard/folk/psychedelic moods characteristic of 1969. The second (once released on LP by Decca - only in Germany), meanwhile, has just six tracks full of heavy, spacious and very juicy playing. Lots of guitars, a nice vocal in the style of a young Lemmy and a veeery solid rhythm section - a complete success. Earlier John Thomas played in Rust, and later in the Edgar Broughton Band (on the LP "Bandages"). Highly recommended! (JL) -
CREEPY JOHN THOMAS (see also: Rust) - CREEPY JOHN THOMAS - Trippin' Like A Dog And Rockin' Like A Bitch - Complete Recordings (3CD) - UK Grapefruit Edition - LISTENprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
A three-disc compilation containing two Creepy John Thomas albums and "Come With Me" by Rust, in which the leader had previously played. The only album by the latter group was originally released only in Germany. It was a very interesting, almost hard-rock material, with strong psychedelic influences. Creepy John Thomas's first record consists of short, 3-minute tracks in the hard/folk/psychedelic moods characteristic of 1969, while the second (like the Rust record, released only in Germany) has only six tracks full of heavy, spacious and very juicy playing. Plenty of guitars, nice vocals in the style of a young Lemmy and a veeery solid rhythm section. The album includes a 22-page booklet.
