LP CACTUS Cactus GREEN VINYL - 230 copies Atco/Real Gone RGM 0467 - STILL SEALED
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LP CACTUS
Cactus
Limited Edition of 230 copies in Green Vinyl
Country Of Release: USA, 2015
Original released: 1970
Label: Real Gone Music
Catalogue Number: RGM 0467
Barcode: 0848064003540
Condition Record: MINT
Condition Cover: MINT
LP ist noch verschweißt / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo von meiner eigenen LP / Photo taken from my own copy)
Tracks Side 1:
1. Parchman Farm (3:05)
2. My Lady From South Of Detroit (4:20)
3. Bro. Bill (5:10)
4. You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover (6:44)
Tracks Side 2:
1. Let Me Swim (3:50)
2. No Need To Worry (6:00)
3. Oleo (4:49)
4. Feel So Good (6:00)
Listen At YouTube:
The 1970 self-titled debut from Long Island power-foursome Cactus has moments that are so hot it actually sounds like Jim McCarty‘s fingers are on fire while he’s playing. All the more fitting, then, that the unparalleled blues rocking LP should be the Album of the Summer of the Week. As if the album cover — more than a little suggestive — wasn’t scorching enough, listening to Carmine Appice rip into the fills on “Parchman Farm” or the band ease their way into the twanging grooves on “Bro. Bill?” Let’s face it, you could fry an egg on Cactus‘ Cactus and it would be the most delicious egg you’ve ever tasted.
“Let Me Swim” does Zeppelin better than Zeppelin, vocalist Rusty Day turning each verse into a chorus of its own, and the cool slowdown bassline from Tim Bogert makes “No Need to Worry” like a splash of cold water on the face before “Oleo” and “Feel So Good” bring the record to its good-time jamming finish. The atmosphere is sunny, natural and warm. Even the oft-coopted Willie Dixon cover, “You Can’t Judge a Book by the Cover” (wasn’t that in car commercials or something?), sounds fresh every time I hear the album, and for its utter out-of-placeness, “My Lady From South of Detroit” is a great turn from “Parchman Farm” at the beginning of the album. Sorry, but there’s just nowhere to go wrong on this one.
( ) Cactus put out two more albums with the Day/McCarty/Bogert/Appice lineup — 1971’s One Way… Or Another and 1972’s Restrictions — before the inevitable dissolution of the band as it was, but Cactus has a kind of magic to it that even they wouldn’t capture again, let alone anyone else stepping up to do so. ( ) (theobelisk.net)
Carmine Appice - Drums
Tim Bogert - Bass
Rusty Day - Vocals, Harp
Jim McCarty - Guitar
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