CATHERINE`S HORSE - GARAGE BLUES FROM
CONNECTICUT
Limited edition 500 copies. Due to a long time growing interest into local 60s rock, most band stories, even of those who did put out rare and
local records, have since been written. Not so with Connecticut band Catherines Horse. Their sole album dates from 1969 and was released only in an inner sleeve and no
cover. Due to its rarity it is still a largely unknown release among today`s record collectors and honoured with five stars in Hans Pokoras `1001 Record Collectors Dream
Book`. But those who happen to be familiar with it, appreciate it for the fresh sound of the music and the clear production. That and the fact, that its an amazing white
blues rock album with a strong garage attitude provided by five high school students who never played professionally. The tracks are nearly all cover versions of classic,
often moody blues tracks reminiscent of early Paul Butterfield Blues Band or Blues Project. The LP incl. long time standards such as `Good Morning Little School Girl`,
`Think Twice`, `One More Mile` or `Cant Keep From Cryin` mixed with covers of Jimmy Brenstons `Rocket 88` or Jagger / Richards `Good Times, Bad Times`. The only group
original ``Sun Going Down`` hints at the talent and potential the band had and rounds off the groups effortless white electric bluesrock expertise. This Reissue comes
with the originally intended coloured cover-art. The detailed insert has the bands history as related by original members Roger Goodspeed, Jay Geary and Putnam Smith,
alongside rare photos and memorabilia. A 100% legit release and a must for late 60s
rock collectors.
new vinyl!
( info from break a way label )