New World Act II - One Man's Love/Anywhere -Har-Money DG-102 (1968 US)
Apart from Har-Money being a small Hollywood label, I couldn't find any more on this amazing heavy gem. The year is 1968 and One Man's Love is a bestial dirge featuring whips and chains accentuating the thudding beat on a tune that sounds like an S&M Blue Cheer covering Feathered Fish with a vocalist sounding like a Cro-Magnon Arthur Lee or Sean Bonniwell...Totally incredible
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Amazing song. Really wanna know more on these dudes! Thanks for sharing
A striking piece. I'm now wondering what the other side sounds like. As with the previous commenter I hope that more comes to light on the band at some point in the future.
I'm Ronnie Jones, I sang on this record. The owner wrote the lyrics, Joe Conneley, played lead guitar and came up with chords , I just sang the lyrics to the chords. We were in Hollywood, the office was on Sunset Blvd......Joe's brother was the bass player for the surf band 'Surfaries' (spelling?) He got me in to a band , for thr first b time...
I still perform, and have since picked up guitar ...Im in the S.F. Bay Area, Thanks for tge Kind words
Hi Ronnie thanks for commenting. There is a lot of interest in this record and your band - can you get in touch via email? purepop1uk@yahoo.co.uk Robin
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My Dad posted this on the blog, the paratheses are me. "I'm Ronnie Jones, I sang on this record. The owner (of the label) wrote the lyrics, Joe Connelley, played lead guitar and came up with chords , I just sang the lyrics to the chords. We were in Hollywood, the office was on Sunset Blvd......Joe's brother (Patrick Connolly) was the bass player for the surf band 'Surfaris. He (Patrick Connolly) got me in a band , for the first time (in 65)...? Recorded and released in 1967 (not 68) according to 45catdoycom CREDITS: Vocals – Ronnie Jones Lead Guitar - Joesph Connelly Bass - ??? Drums – “Animal”
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