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Timber Part Of What You Hear 1970 us fine rural psych rock vinyl edition This short-lived band was a collaboration between two songwriters, Wayne Berry and George (no, not that one) Clinton who each had distinctive and largely divergent musical interests, with Clinton being (roughly) more of a rocker, and Berry being more on the country/rural/acoustic side of the tracks. They recorded two albums as Timber, followed by a couple of solo albums, and briefly reunited as "Volunteers" for one album in 1976.  Tracks 1. Tip Top ( Wayne Berry ) - 6:51 2. All But Gone ( Wayne Berry ) - 4:12 3. Good Intentions ( Wayne Berry ) - 2:53 4. Part Of What You Hear ( Wayne Berry ) - 3:37 5. Boat Ride ( George Clinton ) - 4:33 6. In It ( George Clinton ) - 2:17 7. Shes My Lady ( George Clinton ) - 4:54 8. Go On Alone ( George Clinton ) - 3:07 9. A Sad Song ( George Clinton ) - 5:33 10.Country Blue / Dont Hide Tonight ( Wayne Berry ) - 5:56 The Timber *Wayne Berry - Vocals, Bass, Guitar *George C...

Rare Earth Dreams Answers 1968 us fine psych funky soulful rock 2017 remaster It is fairly common knowledge now but many Rare Earth fans had no idea that they were previously known as The Sunliners! It�s a complicated path that appears to start around 1960. Gil Bridges, Pete Rivera, John Persh, Ralph Terrana, Russ Terrana, Fred Saxon and Steve Fisher were all early members who played hundreds of club dates and record five singles for three different labels, Hercules, Golden World and MGM. In the middle of all this action, Fred Saxon, Ralph and Russ Terrana and Steve Fisher made way for Rod Richards and Kenny James, this line up would take them through to the MGM 45 Land Of Nod and the transistion to the name Rare Earth.  Many later biographies claim that they became Rare Earth when they signed to Motown.....this is not fact as they stayed with MGM/Verve to record their very first album called Dreams Answers as Rare Earth in 1968. The land Of Nod track was re - recorded for inclusio...