Primevil - Smokin' Bats at Campton's (1974 Rare US Hardrock Bluesy)

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Originally a private and limited vinyl release in 1974, Smokin' Bats At Compton's stands as a fine example of '70s hard rock. The overall sound is bluesy hard rock, very much in the style of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, although in recent years they have also appealed to psychedelic collectors. Highlights include the opening track 'Leavin', 'Progress' and the now legendary 'Hey Lover'. 8 total tracks. Radioactive. 2006.

This is an example of seventies hard rock at its best with some superb twin lead guitar work from Larry Lucas and Jay Wilfong. Some dealers describe this as psychedelic. The band came from Indiana and the album was issued privately and had a limited vinyl reissue.

Dave Campton : Lead Vocals, Harp, Percussion, Electric Chair

Mel Cupp : Drums

Larry Lucas : Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Mark Sipe : Bass Guitar

Jay Wilfong : Electric Guitar, Screams

Moe Whittemore : Synthesizer

01.Leavin' (3:51)

02.Progress (3:25)

03.Fantasies (6:00)

04.Pretty Woman (3:11)

05.Tell Me If You Can (5:20)

06.Hey, Lover (2:36)

07.High Steppin' Stomper (4:27)

08.Your Blues (7:24)

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