The Brotherhood - Stavia 1972 (full album) 

Excellent

100 thx 💙💛✌

colonelparcoeur An explosion of creativity. Some of the best guitar solos and riffs ever came from the "70s. Some of the most memorable harmonies and melodies ever. Some of the best songs ever. ☮️

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Toney Isaiah Their isn't a radio station in Chicago that plays albums anymore. Classic rock stations do not dig deep. You wouldn't hear an album like this. No way, it's too underground. It wouldn't stand a chance. This channel is where I find all the great music that I missed the first time around. ☮️

@@thomassmith8721 In Germany also there existed something like playin' full albums on air only in the days when rock music was popular. But what was popular ? Of course only single songs like Riders On The Storm, Fleetwood Mac with their Instrumental, Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water, Santana's Black Magic Woman, Uriah Heep's Lady In Black and perhaps Genesis' Carpet Crawlers(...) ; but also tons of Status Quo, Slade, Sweet, a bit of T.Rex , Shocking Blue ( a:Venus/b: Hot Sand); but these were even the performers which were at least actually rocking, I just name groups like Middle Of The Road or Pussycat who were actually sold as pop rock ( ridiculous). The one of these I liked most when I really started listening ( buying) music was T.Rex and the only track I remember played on radio, which was a bit more from underground, was Soup by Can. What is still used today in tv (f.expl. in documentations)...in lower volume background.. is: Pink Floyd 's Shine On You Crazy Diamond pt.1😃. All of the Songs I named I still like ( some more some less) but even they are vanished. Not even to think of '60s/'70s underground groups' full albums. So I think we are lucky to have a channel, which provides to us, simple + hungry listeners, albums in this way. 😏*☆○

When they made this, they were all in high school.

Una obra de arte desconocida.

Hamilton, Ohio, USA. In fact, all from, and attending, Hamilton High School when they made this.

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