Crow Music

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Surely, the band who recorded a track that influences Black Sabbath to cover and release it as their first single had been doing right! It was very catchy but also hypnotic Evil Woman (Don't Play Your Games With Me) which made the US Billboard Top 20 and then opened the band's first album, released in autumn 1969. It may be hard to believe, but this is the CD debut of this great, but underrated title! Crow had a truly unique sound characterized by quite aggressive electric guitar and Hammond organ part, combined with a distinctive blues and even soul elements (like horn section on three tracks). Sometimes their music resembled the early Steppenwolf and Vanilla Fudge - which certainly was not bad. Track Listing 01 - Evil Woman (Don't Play Your Games With Me) 02 - White Eyes 03 - Thoughts 04 - Da Da Song 05 - Busy Day 06 - Time To Make A Turn 07 - Rollin' 08 - Listen To The Bop (Dedicated To Chuck Berry) 09 - Gonna Leave A Mark 10 - Sleepy Woman Total Time: 40:16 Lineup David Wagner - vocals Dick Wiegand - guitar Larry Wiegand - bass Dave Middlemist - organ, piano Denny Craswell - drums (Original CD informations) .

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