Savage Grace - The Complete Savage Grace (Reissue, Remastered) (1970-71/1998)

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Title: The Complete Savage Grace
Year Of Release: 1970-71/1998
Label: 33&1/3 Records
Genre: Psychedelic Hard Rock, Prog Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, log)
Total Time: 01:23:51
Total Size: 222/583 Mb (scans)
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Savage Grace - The Complete Savage Grace (Reissue, Remastered) (1970-71/1998)


Tracklist:

Disc 1:
1. Come On Down (R. Koss) - 4:22
2. Lady Rain (J. Seanor) - 5:10
3. Dear Lenore (R. Koss) - 5:27
4. All Along The Watchtower (B. Dylan) - 5:46
5. Hymn To Freedom (O. Peterson, H. Hamilton) - 5:24
6. 1984 (R. Koss, J. Seanor) - 3:22
7. Night Of The Hunter (R. Koss) - 4:34
8. Turn Your Head (R. Koss) - 5:57
9. Ivy (R. Koss) - 4:08

Disc 2:
1. Mother's Son (J. Seanor) - 3:48
2. Tinboy (J. Seanor) - 3:39
3. Sandscript (A. Jacquez, J. Jones) - 3:19
4. Roll River Roll (R. Koss, J. Seanor) - 1:59
5. Yonder (R. Koss) - 5:10
6. She's A Woman (R. Koss) - 4:05
7. Macon, Georgia (J. Seanor, R. Koss) - 3:54
8. Blindman (J. Seanor, R. Koss) - 3:55
9. She Comes And Goes (R. Koss, J. Seanor) - 3:12
10. E'lana (J. Seanor) - 1:46
11. Lady Of The Mountain (J. Seanor) - 4:43

Line-up::
John Seanor - Piano, Harpsichord
Larry Zack - Drums, Percussion
Al Jacquez - Lead Vocals, Bass
Ron Koss - Lead Vocals, Guitar

Savage Grace were Detroit's progressive rock band of the late '60s. With chops galore and a background rooted in jazz and R&B (with some good old-fashioned Detroit rock & roll thrown in for good measure), Savage Grace stood out from the rest of the Michigan bands as something special and as something quite eclectic. With Guitarist Ron Koss, keyboardist John Seanor, and drummer Larry Zack as the nucleus of a jazzy trio called Scarlet Letter (with two albums on Mainstream), the addition of vocalist/bassist Al Jacquez transformed the group into Savage Grace. The band was soon signed to Reprise and released its eponymous debut album in 1969. Upon moving to Los Angeles the following year, the group embarked on a second album, which took almost two years to complete. By 1972, the trail had ended and the bandmembers went their separate ways. Savage Grace never achieved the success that seemed like their due; certainly their musicianship was top-notch and their songwriting was good enough, but in the long run they were perhaps a bit too eclectic to find a mainstream audience.




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