Hurdy Gurdy - 2015 German Shadoks label 8-track LP Deluxe Reissue LP Incl. 2-track 7" Single

Superb 2015 German Shadoks label 8-track vinyl LP deluxe reissue of the sole album by Danish hard rock and blues influenced progressive rock trio - including a high end reissue of Hurdy Gurdys very rare Spectator label 2-track 7" single.

Everything here is done like you would expect it from the Shadoks label - 180 gram rigid vinyl pressing - housed in a printed inner sleeve and with a 4-page richly illustrated biographical booklet - along with large fold-out poster.
Everything is held in a supreme sturdy gatefold picture cover, which - as always - reaches for the limits of reissue supremacy - handnumbered inside the cover and limited to 500 copies only.

Condition: Still Factory Sealed/New:
This album stems directly from the labels and is unused and new.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1. Ride on
2. The giant
3. Tell me your name
4. Peaceful open space

Side 2:
1. Babels tower
2. Spaceman
3. Lost in the jungle
4. You can't go backwards

Recorded May 16 & June 29 - 30 1971 at Rosenberg Studio, Copenhagen

Musicians:
Claus Böhling - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Sitar
Jens Marqvard Otzen - drums, Percussion
Torben Forne - Bass

Technical Credits:
Hurdy Gurdy - Production
Freddy Hansson - Production, Engineer

Credits
Artwork:
Claus Bøhling - Cover Painting
Poul Bruun - Cover Design
Carl Fisher - Photography

"Hurdy Gurdy emerged from the Danish group Peter Belli and the Boom Boom Brothers (aka The B.B. Brothers) in June 1967, when three members of the B.B. Brothers, guitarist Claus Bøhling, drummer Jens Otzen and British vocalist and bassist Mac MacLeod formed the power trio HUrdy Gurdy. Inspired by Cream but with more psychedelic leanings, they split from Peter Belli and MacLeod named the band 'Hurdy Gurdy'. Amazing guitar work all over the record from Claus Bøhling, who later was a member of Danish band Secret Oyster. Claus also designed all the artwork for the single cover and rare poster, plus many unseen paintings on the printed inner sleeve and insert of this reissue. Plus many unseen photos in b/w and color plus extensive liner notes will complete this album.
The single itself on famous Spectator Records is harder to get than the CBS album.
What the band "Charlies" was for Finland, "Hurdy Gurdy" was for Denmark. Extra heavy guitar psychedelic with great drums and bass and extra cool vocals, on the same musical level as British Cream, sometimes even better! We love this album - solid underground all the way!" - Shadoks, 2015