amboy dukes: amboy dukes (LP)

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amboy dukes
amboy dukes (LP)
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Information

Format: LP
Label: Audio Clarity
Genre: Psychedelic

The debut album by the Amboy Dukes from 1967.

Detroit's Amboy Dukes are best remembered for their 1968 acid-rock classic 'Journey To The Center Of The Mind,' as well as introducing the world to "The Motor City Madman", guitarist Ted Nugent. In 1965 young Ted formed a new band. He had heard of a Detroit group who had just broken up called Amboy Dukes and started using the name for his new Chicago band. 'The Amboy Dukes' was actually the name of a novel about gang members and their lifestyle. In later interviews, Nugent said that although many people have given him a copy of the book, he has never actually read it. This 1967 debut album has a fine mix of hard-rocking originals and individual cover tunes. Including some psychedelic numbers and a wonderful treatment of Big Joe Williams' blues classic 'Baby, Please Don't Go' which provided their first taste of chart success.

Track Listing:

A1 Baby Please Don't Go
A2 I Feel Free
A3 Young Love
A4 Psalms of Aftermath
A5 Colors
B1 Let's Go Get Stoned
B2 Down On Philips Escalator
B3 The Lovely Lady
B4 Night Time
B5 It's Not True
B6 Gimme Love
B7 J.B. Special (Bonus Track)