The Triangle - Now How Blue Cow (Reissue) (1969/2012)

60s rock trio, originally formed in El Paso, Texas, but later relocated to Los Angeles where they made the rounds of the Sunsest Strip clubs with their brand of heavyish rock with influences of blues, fuzz guitar psych, and a lick or two of Texas country twang. This was their only album which was issued simultaneously with Crow’s first album on the tiny Amaret label. All but four tracks are originals composed by drummer Ty Grimes who later played in Rick Nelson’s Stone Canyon Band and later still played drums with Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band (Unconditionally Guaranteed &Bluejeans and Moonbeams). The bass player, Howard J. Steele, went on to engineer/produce many hits including Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Leo Sayer hits. The Triangle album was also co-produced and engineered by Chris Huston, an Englishman, who would later work on album sessions for Led Zeppelin...