Edgewood - Ship of Labor (1971) [Hi-Res]

Edgewood's roots are kind of interesting in that keyboardist David Beaver, bassist Steve Spear, guitarist Jim Tarbutton were all members of the Memphis based The Gentrys (albeit a late inning version of the group). Apparently increasingly bored within the pop confines imposed by The Gentrys, the three quit in 1970, promptly recruiting drummer Mike Bleecker (replaced by Joel Williams), multi-instrumentalist David Mayo, and guitarist Pat Taylor to form Edgewood (the band apparently named after the Memphis street Taylor was living on). The band spent several months writing, rehearsing and playing local clubs before signing with the small Memphis-based TMI label.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Edgewood - Ain't Had No Lovin' (4:42)
1.02 - Edgewood - Why Don't You Listen (4:37)
1.03 - Edgewood - Burden of Lies (3:51)
1.04 - Edgewood - Ship of Labor (6:34)
1.05 - Edgewood - Unconscious Friend (3:15)
1.06 - Edgewood - Medieval People (3:45)
1.07 - Edgewood - We Both Stand to Lose (4:45)
1.08 - Edgewood - What You See (3:03)
1.09 - Edgewood - Silent (7:03)