The Bad Seeds & Liberty Bell - Bad Seeds & Liberty Bell (1967-69, 1997)⭐WAV

Artist: Bad Seeds And Liberty Bell

Title Of Album: Bad Seeds And Liberty Bell

Year Of Release: 1967-69/1997

Label: Eva Records

Country: US

Genre: Blues Rock, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Folk Rock

Audio codec: WAV | lossless



Tracklist:

1. Bad Seeds - Taste Of The Same - 2:48

2. Bad Seeds - I'm A King Bee - 2:42

3. Bad Seeds - Zilch, Part 1 - 1:45

4. Bad Seeds - Zilch, Part 2 - 2:17

5. Bad Seeds - All Night Long (Tried To Hide) - 2:20

6. Bad Seeds - Sick And Tired - 2:34

7. Bad Seeds - I'm Nobody's Man - 2:31

8. Bad Seeds - My Last Day - 1:59

9. Bad Seeds - Gotta Make My Heart Turn Away - 2:43

10.Bad Seeds - People Sec. IV - 2:59

11.Bad Seeds - Checkerboard - 3:27

12.Bad Seeds - Arkansas - 2:24

13.Liberty Bell - The Nazz Are Blue - 2:55

14.Liberty Bell - For What You Lack - 3:00

15.Liberty Bell - Al's Blues - 2:54

16.Liberty Bell - Thoughts And Visions - 2:39

17.Liberty Bell - Naw, Naw, Naw - 3:06

18.Liberty Bell - Reality Is The Only Answer - 2:11

19.Liberty Bell - I Can See (1st version) - 2:31

20.Liberty Bell - Bad Side Of The Moon - 3:22

21.Liberty Bell - Big Boss Man - 2:31

22.Liberty Bell - That's How It Will Be - 2:40

23.Liberty Bell - Something For Me - 2:29

24.Liberty Bell - Look For Tomorrow - 2:02

25.Liberty Bell - Recognition - 2:44

26.Liberty Bell - Evelyn Kaye - 2:53

27.Liberty Bell - I Can See (2nd version) - 3:01

28.Liberty Bell - Out In The Country - 2:17



The Bad Seeds

Mike Taylor - Guitar, Vocals

Herb Edgeington - Bass

Rod Prince - Guitar

Robert Donahoe - Drums



The Liberty Bell

Ronnie Tanner - Vocals

Al Hunt - Guitar, 1966-68

Richard Painter - Guitar

Wayne Harrison - Bass

Carl Aeby - Drums

Chris Gemiottis - Guitar, 1968-69



The Bad Seeds were the first rock group of note to come out of Corpus Christi, Texas, itself a hotbed of garage-rock activity during the middle/late 1960s. They started when guitarist/singer Mike Taylor and bassist Herb Edgeington, then member of a local band called the Four Winds, met up with lead guitarist Rod Prince and drummer Robert Donahoe, who had been playing in a rival band called the Titans until its demise. Prince wanted to form a new group, and he, Taylor and Edgeington became the core of The Bad Seeds, who were signed to the local J-Beck label in 1966.