Spirit - Family That Played Together
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Description
Description
Limited 180gm audiophile vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. The Family That Plays Together is Spirit's second album released in 1968, on which the group combined jazz, rock and even classical elements. The A side's six songs are strung together into a seamless 20-minute suite, starting with the catchy hit song 'I Got A Line On You'. Clever harmonies, a multitude of instruments and intricate vocal arrangements result in an absolute landmark Sixties rock album. For those who have not given this legendary band a chance, it is worthwhile to do so. This ground-breaking band from Los Angeles had Led Zeppelin open up for them when Led Zep went out on their first U.S. tour, where they struck up a mutual friendship. And Spirit's guitarist and main songwriter, Randy California, played in a band with Jimi Hendrix in 1966.
Tracklist
- I Got a Line on You 2:39
- It Shall Be 3:24
- Poor Richard 2:31
- Silky Sam 4:57
- The Drunkard 2:27
- Darlin If 2:27
- All the Same 4:41
- Jewish 3:23
- Dream Within a Dream 3:13
- She Smiled 2:30
- Aren't You Glad 5:25
Vinyl LP, 180 gram. Includes gatefold jacket.