The Flock - The Flock FLAC

Flock Netherlands Cbs Art Rock Psychedelic Rock Classic Rock 1972

Genre:	Jazz / Rock
Performer:	The Flock
Title:	The Flock
Style:	Art Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Classic Rock
Date of release:	1972
Label:	CBS
Catalog Number:	S 67278
Country:	Netherlands
FLAC album size:	2163 mb
MP3 album size:	2311 mb

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Tracklist

1	Clown	7:42
2	Hornschmeyer's Island	7:27
3	Mermaid	4:53
4	Store Bought - Store Thought	7:00
5	Tired Of Waiting	4:35
6	Big Bird	5:52
7	Green Slice	2:00
8	Lighthouse	5:20
9	Introduction	4:50
10	I Am The Tall Tree	5:37
11	Truth	15:25
12	Crabfood	8:15
13	Uranian Sircus	7:12

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CS 9911	The Flock	The Flock ‎(LP, Album, San)	Columbia	CS 9911	US	1969
S 63733, S63733	The Flock	The Flock ‎(LP, Album)	CBS, CBS	S 63733, S63733	Netherlands	1969
S 63733, CBS S 63733, S 63 733	The Flock	The Flock ‎(LP, Album)	CBS, CBS, CBS	S 63733, CBS S 63733, S 63 733	Germany	1969
DAS 2052	The Flock	The Flock ‎(LP, Album)	Date	DAS 2052	South Africa	1969
S 63733	The Flock	The Flock ‎(LP, Album)	CBS	S 63733	Netherlands	1969

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CBS S 67278	The Flock	The Flock ‎(2xLP, Comp)	CBS	CBS S 67278	Europe	Unknown
CBS S 67278	The Flock	The Flock ‎(2xLP, Comp)	CBS	CBS S 67278	Netherlands	1972
CBS S 67278	The Flock	The Flock ‎(2xLP, Comp)	CBS	CBS S 67278	Greece	1972
S 67278	The Flock	The Flock ‎(2xLP, Comp, Gat)	CBS	S 67278	Germany	Unknown

Credits

Bass – Jerry Smith
Drums – Ron Karpman
Guitar – Fred Glickstein
Liner Notes – stockheim-chinch
Liner Notes [Translated By] – Clay Sherman
Photography By – Rudy Wolpert
Producer – John McClure
Saxophone – Rick Canoff, Tom Webb
Trumpet – Frank Posa
Violin – Jerry Goodman
Vocals – Fred Glickstein

Photography By [Back Cover Photo] – Bob Jackson
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Don Hunstein
Producer – John McClure

Notes

On Back Cover:
Special thanks to chief guru and shepherd, Aaron Russo. Cover Photo left to right: Tom Webb; Fred Glickstein; Jerry Goodman; Rick Canoff; Ron Karpman; Jerry Smith; Frank Posa

"The date tonight is July 9th, 1969. I'm sitting in the Whiskey a Go Go, Los Angeles, and The Flock are making their West Coast debut at long last. It seems sort of strange that I should be writing a liner for a band that I've only heard three times before this night. Those three times happened in Chicago (their home-town) earlier this year when we shared the bill at Aaron Russo's Kinetic Playground. When I heard them then, I got close to going berserk over their prodigious and varied musical talent, as a whole and individually.
Unfortunately, sometimes in this day and age of hype and undeserved glory for the mediocre, really good musicians are often overlooked. However, I am motivated to write these few scattered thoughts by the impatience I feel as I wait for The Flock to make it up front where it counts--I really am impressed to the point of wanting to shout praises for a band that is in the process of presenting to us all an exciting new direction in contemporary music: a subtle fusion of sounds drawn from the bedrock of blues, jazz, gospel, rock, country and many other sources.
Two months ago I heard The Flock, and they have, if anything, become more exciting and stimulating since then. I truly feel that their music should not be now that it is available to everyone with the release of this album.
Two months ago I was telling the gentlemen of the British press that The Flock was the best band I'd heard in America. After tonight's show of force, I am very happy to repeat that personal evaluation. For what it is worth then, all the musicians of The Flock have my hearty endorsement and solid support. I wish them all the luck they deserve...
John Mayall"Compilation of both LP's released by this formation : "The Flock" from 1969 and "Dinosaur Swamps" from 1970.