Ph. Barnard wrote:
> Ooooh!!!
> > I don't have it with me, but i think it's a UK import that I found used for
> > cheap. Sound quality is fair, but I thought it was an interesting pick up
> > for the price. A Head Rings Out was definitely one of my faves of the 70's
> > and not just cos of the pig's head on the cover. <g>
>
> Oh man, I *loved* Blodwyn Pig!! Alas, last I heard, the great Mick
> Abrahams was driving a bread truck <g>. Such is glory.... A Head
> Rings out was a very cool album indeed. I'd love to hear it again.
>
> You can see Mick Abrahams, of course, in the Stones' Rock n' Roll
> Circus video, back when he was the first guitarist for the dreaded
> Jethro Tull (yuck!). He was only on their very first album, but that
> still leaves a bad taste in my mouth thinking about it!!
>
> Phew, what a blast from the past!
> --junior
Yes yes yes. I've been looking for a head rings out for years, since my
original disappeared (I blame a certain Carbondale junkie). I loved Abrahams
mixed with that guy who played two saxaphones at once. The first Tull album is
actually pretty good, mainly because of Abrahams doing a kind of blues meets Wes
Montgomery thing as I recall. Havent heard it in years. I recall finding an
aritcle about Abrahams somewhere on the web. He apparantly has some newer stuff
out on some little indy lable in England or something. Cant remember exactly,
but I was probably searching for Blodwyn Pig records.
Stuart
