BULL ANGUS
The head bangin' riff-rock sound of BULL ANGUS
draws influence not only from Led Zeppelin & The Jefferson Airplane, but are
also reminiscent of Deep Purple; & Steely Dan; with the progressive jazzy
overtones of Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention. These guys are just as
good as any of the aforementioned, but remained virtually unknown. Headed
by guitarists Larry LaFace and Dino Paolillo, they are joined by Geno Charles,
Frankie Previte, Ron Piccolo, and Larry Venditti. Songs include: Run Don't
Stop; Mother's Favorite Lover (Margaret); Uncle Duggie's Fun Bus Ride; A Time
Like Ours; Miss Casey; Pot Of Gold; Cy; and No Cream For The Maid. There is
no info on the outside of the jacket, just an great 'Trojan Bull' illustration
by Dan Clyne. The lack of band or song info on the outer jacket probably resulted
in the lack of sales. This original 1971 pressing is very obscure. It appeared
briefly on MERCURY RECORDS (SRM-1-619). The vinyl appears overall beautiful
near MINT!
