Joe Prichard And Gibraltar - Joe Prichard And Gibraltar
Review by Павел Лапонинен
Joe Prichard and Gibraltar's self-titled album is a refreshing take on the classic rock sound. The album features a dynamic range of tracks that showcase the band's musical prowess and versatility.
From the opening track "Gibraltar" with its driving rhythm and catchy guitar riffs to the soulful ballad "The Only One," Joe Prichard and Gibraltar keep the listener engaged and entertained. The album's standout track, "Wheels," is a foot-stomping, head-bobbing anthem that is sure to get audiences moving.
One of the album's most impressive aspects is the musicianship displayed by each member of the band. Joe Prichard's vocals are powerful and emotive, while the guitar work of both Prichard and co-guitarist Matt Gilmour is nothing short of outstanding.
The production quality of the album is also noteworthy, with each instrument and vocal track mixed to perfection. The result is a cohesive and polished sound that is sure to impress even the most discerning listeners.
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- FLAC size: 396.2 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Reason to Be | 5:30 | |
| Reason To Be | ||
| August Apathy | ||
| The Machine is Small Enough | 9:57 | |
| Rose Petal Lady | ||
| Blind Man | ||
| The Machine Is Small Enough |
Video
Joe Prichard & Gibraltar - Blind Man - Remaster 2014 by Neudi -Rare 70s Rock
Joe Prichard & Gibraltar - S/T (1974) (1996 Austrian reissue vinyl) (FULL LP)
Joe Prichard & Gibraltar - S/T (1974) (FULL ALBUM)
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Catalog Numbers
- 101
- KLS 74201
- RRCD062
Labels
- Not On Label
- Kendall/Lee Records
- Radioactive
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Limited Edition
- Numbered
- Reissue
- CD
- Unofficial Release
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | David Harmon |
| Vocals | David Harmon |
| Backing Vocals | David Harmon |
| Drums | Norman Pelot |
| Lead Guitar | Vincent West |
| Piano | Joe Prichard |
| Organ | Joe Prichard |
| Saxophone | Joe Prichard |
| Keyboards | Joe Prichard |
Notes
- Originally released 1970.
- Numbered Reissue 300 ex.
- original released at 1974 USA
Barcodes
Barcode: 827010006224
Summary by Павел Лапонинен
Comments
2023-04-13
Very cool! Remember alll these guys from the 70's! Thanks for posting!!!
2023-04-13
Great song seen them in 1975 with Steppenwolf awesome show!
2023-04-13
Awesome
2023-04-13
The breakdown on track 4 with all the solos is awesome.
2023-04-13
good rock
2023-04-13
Unknown but excellent !
2023-04-12
my favorite review of the album.....
By
Golovanov Alexey
This review is from: Joe Prichard & Gibraltar (Audio CD)
A little-known (most regretfully!) hard-rocking act from Missouri, whose first and only LP was recorded and issued by private-owned Kendall-Lee label in 1974 (500 copies only); the genuine LP has a rather unpretentious black & white gatefold sleeve with black label (fetching around $ 400), while limited edition bootleg re-issue is with impressive burgundy sleeeve gold embossed and with scarlet label(and might be still around at $40-60).
Although it has 5 tracks only, they are worth more than many albums by bigger names - that's one of the most fiersome guitars I've ever heard, with absolutely exceptional synth, Moog, keyboards and flute.
The original name of the album is "Joe Prichard & Gibraltar" (dunno why), and Joe Prichard himself played mainly piano, organ, Moog and even saxophone, while on the lead guitar was Vincent West, backed by David Harmon (bass) and Norman Pelot on bass. The arrangements were made by Steve Armstrong, who also played flute.
Excellent hard rock, mixed with psychedelia and drifting towards prog, ranging from traditional "Rose Petal Lady" to Jethro Tull-inspired flute-driven "The Machine Is Small Enough
By
Golovanov Alexey
This review is from: Joe Prichard & Gibraltar (Audio CD)
A little-known (most regretfully!) hard-rocking act from Missouri, whose first and only LP was recorded and issued by private-owned Kendall-Lee label in 1974 (500 copies only); the genuine LP has a rather unpretentious black & white gatefold sleeve with black label (fetching around $ 400), while limited edition bootleg re-issue is with impressive burgundy sleeeve gold embossed and with scarlet label(and might be still around at $40-60).
Although it has 5 tracks only, they are worth more than many albums by bigger names - that's one of the most fiersome guitars I've ever heard, with absolutely exceptional synth, Moog, keyboards and flute.
The original name of the album is "Joe Prichard & Gibraltar" (dunno why), and Joe Prichard himself played mainly piano, organ, Moog and even saxophone, while on the lead guitar was Vincent West, backed by David Harmon (bass) and Norman Pelot on bass. The arrangements were made by Steve Armstrong, who also played flute.
Excellent hard rock, mixed with psychedelia and drifting towards prog, ranging from traditional "Rose Petal Lady" to Jethro Tull-inspired flute-driven "The Machine Is Small Enough
2023-04-11
I mentioned your remastering to Joe this morning. He said he would look up the video. Hopefully he will post here.
2023-04-11
Yes. I see Joe most mornings for a cup of coffee before work. It is quite a cooincidence that he was talking about this
2023-04-11
This is the best sounding version of Blind Man I have ever heard....clarity of the voice....piano, drums.......thank you......I mentioned this song to Patrick Thompson of the Voice....He grew up where this album was made.....no pressure.....I told him he should record this now or ten years from now...it will always be a good song....I would like to see what professional producers could do.......I would think shorten it and maybe....I am not sure....stay away from so many tempo changes.......legally....I do not have any idea about rights and royalties......it was kind of a practice trial run in 1974. lots more info about the history of the band, which I am not a part of....http://www.stlmusicyesterdays.com/Gibraltar.htm (I am not in the photo)
2023-04-10
Spot on.
2023-04-10
I just had coffee with Joe Prichard this morning, and he was talking about this very song.
2023-04-10
Sehr,sehr Gut !! Hatte ich noch nie von gehört...
2023-04-10
Geiler Song! Und nach der Stelle bei 1:22 weiß ich jetzt auch, woher The Devil's Blood die Inspiration zum Titelsong der "Thousandfold Epicentre" hatten ;-)
2023-04-09
great southern rock band with top lead guitars thanks a lot very rare so we can listen it for the first time (for me)
