Friday, May 02, 2008

Morning Dew - Morning Dew (1967)

Mp3 320\ 90 Mb
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The Morning Dew were formed from the remains of a collapsed folk-rock band called The Toads. Two early single releases, "No More" and "Be a Friend," were local successes in 1967, and the group was signed to Morris Levy's Roulette label in early 1969, for which they cut an entire album of material before disbanding later that year. Collectables has reissued a CD collection, and Gear Fab has released the folk-like "Sing Out" from their unissued late 1968 sessions.
Musicians:
Mal Robinson,
Blair Honeyman, Don Sligar
and Don Anderson
Discography:
Morning Dew (1971)
Morning Dew (1967, Roulette - 2001, Akarma)
1. Crusaders Smile
2. Upon Leaving
3. Young Man
4. Then Came The Light
5. Cherry Street
6. Gypsy
7. Something You Say
8. Country Boy Blue
9. Save Me
10. Epic The Mann Death Is A Dream
Beautiful exact reissue of this 1967 debut by this Kansas band. A driving fuzz guitar psych punk album with with swirling keyboards, it's a fine addition to the ranks of '60s US Psychedelic Classics. Originals are mega-rare so this reissue won't burn a hole in your pocket either.
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It's all very good rock music; in fact, this is a solid LP without one throw-away on the entire recording. The musical style remains consistent throughout with the exception of one surprise, the closing track "Epic: The Mann/Death Is A Dream," which starts off with a Spanish flamenco guitar and then launches into one of their rockers, it's a step away from the norm and a nice change showing how the band was talented enough to go into an entirely different direction. For the most part the folk, rock, and psychedelic sounds are what dominate this record, and a nice balance is managed with male and female vocals taking turns. It's a great album and well worth the purchase.

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