SRC - SRC (1968)

Προλαβαίνω να πω καθώς ο χρόνος για σήμερα τέλειωσε πως πρόκειται για ένα εξαιρετικό δίσκο από τους SRC δηλαδή τους Scott Richardson Case. Σε όσους αρέσουν οι συναρπαστικές κιθάρες, θα βρουν ότι ζητάνε.

Personnel:
ROBIN DALE bs, vcls A
STEVE LYMAN gtr, vcls A B
SCOTT RICHARDSON vcls A B C
GARY QUACKENBUSH ld gtr A B
GLEN QUACKENBUSH organ A B C
E G CLAWSON drms, vcls B C
AL WILMOT bs, vcls B C
RAY GOODMAN gtr C

ALBUMS:
1(A) SRC (Capitol 2991) 1968 147
2(B) MILESTONES (Capitol 134) 1969 134
3(C) TRAVELER'S TALE (Capitol 273) 1970
NB: (1) - (3) have all been reissued on CD by One Way with bonus tracks. (1) & (2) have also been reissued on one CD. Also of interest are Revenge Of The Quackenbush Brothers (Bam-Caruso KIRI 054) 1987, which compiles material from their three Capitol albums including the classic Black Sheep; Black Sheep (Rpm RPMBC 201); and Lost Masters (One Way 29219) 199?, a CD compilation which includes 21 tracks from singles and otherwise unreleased stuff.

45s:
1 I'm So Glad/Who Is That Girl (A2 301) 1967
2 Get The Picture/I Need You (A2 402) 1967
3 Black Sheep/Morning Mood (Capitol 2327) 1968
4 Turn Into Love/Up All Night (Capitol 2457) 1969
5 My Fortune's Coming True/Never Before Now (Capitol 2726) 1970
6 Born To Love/Badazz Shuffle (PS) (Big Casino 1001) 1971
7 Out In The Night/Gypsy Eyes (Rare Earth 5040) 1972
NB: (2) as Scot Richard Case. The 'B' side is by The Rationals. (7) as Blue Scepter.

SRC were part of the wave of Detroit-based heavy rock groups which emerged in the late sixties, and included bands like The Amboy Dukes and The MC5.
Originally from Birmingham, they started out as the Tremelos and later The Fugitives and issued four 45s (two on D-Town and two on Westchester) and an LP, The Fugitives At Dave's Hideout (Hideout HLP-1001) 1965. Three of their tracks are on the sixties compilation, Friday At The Cage A Go Go (Westchester 1005) 1965. Friday At The Cage A Go Go has recently been reissued under its alternate title Long Hot Summer on Hide The Sausage (HTS-001) 1989. As The Fugitives they have cuts on Oil Stains (Said Goodbye) and Glimpses 3 (On Trial). The Fugitives tracks on Mindrocker, Vol. 7 and Back From The Grave, 3 are by a different band.
SRC's debut album contained one stand-out track, Black Sheep, on which Glen Quackenbush's organ playing gave the band a similar sound to The Doors' Light My Fire. The track received considerable airplay from John Peel in England. However, the band failed to capture the interest of the American public at large and disbanded after two further good LP's.
Compilation appearances have included: Black Sheep on Rock A Delics (LP); Badazz Shuffle on Echoes In Time, Vol. 2 (LP), Echoes In Time Vol's 1 & 2 (CD) and Gathering Of The Tribe (CD); I'm So Glad on Turds On A Bum Ride Vol. 4 (CD) and Michigan Rocks Vol. 1 (LP); Marionette from their first LP can also be heard on Illusions From The Crackling Void. As Scot Richard Case you can find their competent, snarly version of Get The Picture on Michigan Mayhem Vol. 1 (CD), Sixties Archive Vol. 7 (CD) and Boulders, Vol. 2 (LP).
They also recorded a 45 in 1972 as Blue Scepter (Out In The Night/Gypsy Eyes) (Rare Earth 5040) - the 'B' side is on Echoes In Time, Vol. 1 (LP) and Echoes In Time Vol's 1 & 2 (CD).

Tracks:
1 Black Sheep (4:46)
2 Daystar (4:24)
3 Exile (4:20)
4 Marionette (3:48)
5 Onesimpletask (5:32)
6 Paragon Council (4:00)
7 Refugeve (3:38)
8 Interval (5:07)

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