Big Boy Pete: The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete
Big Boy Pete: The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Big Boy Pete
Label: Mono-Tone Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8435008871314
Genre: Rock
Vinyl LP pressing. Includes a psychedelic color inner sleeve with lyrics and text. Like an English Kim Fowley produced by Joe Meek or a one-man Barrett-era Pink Floyd, Big Boy Pete is the unsung hero of the sixties. This mysterious British guitarist (real name Pete Miller) cut some oddball non-hits in the '60s that have amassed quite a reputation among psychedelic collectors, like "Baby I Got News for You," a Troggsish number with wads of fuzzy guitar, backed by Peter Frampton and members of the Herd, or "Cold Turkey" with it's eerie blasts of spaceship-elevator psychedelic guitars and biting mod-psych vocals, later covered by the Damned (under the guise of Naz Nomad & the Nightmares), before relocating to San Francisco to work as a producer and engineer, occasionally releasing albums on tiny labels. This first ever vinyl compilation features his best '60s stuff on one side and seven unreleased gems from the '70s on the other - ranging from wild and fuzzy garage to psych pop and freaky country-rock!
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