LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

• first ever reissue
• colour insert with liner notes

Logos Firesides and Guitars was one of the most enigmatic private albums from the US. Housed in a sparse cover with little info, it was released in tiny quantities on the collectable Audio House label (home also of Smack). Nothing was known about the band until now: they were an obscure folk-rock trio from Kansas, comprised of 16-year-old Steve Epley plus brothers Chris and Cindy Williams. Their sound was charming, home-made folk-rock full of youthful innocence with layers of dual acoustic guitars and refreshing male-female vocals, featuring an impressive set of self-penned songs. Comparisons bring to mind Crosby Still & Nash or Shadrack Chameleon.

Track lListing:

1. It’s Alright - Do You Hear (The People Scream)
2. If I Wanted To
3. I Wish
4. Slow Down
5. No More Loneliness
6. All American Boy
7. Love Is Real
8. What We Say (Everyday)
9. Peace
10. (All The) Soldiers
11. Firesides And Guitars