Kingfish - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Kingfish - Kingfish [Round Records RX-LA564-G / RX-108] (1976)

Dynamic Range Released: 1976
Country: US
Label: Round Records
Catalog: RX-LA564-G /
RX-108
Genre: Rock

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Lazy Lightnin'
02 Supplication
03 Wild Northland
04 Asia Minor
05 Home To Dixie
06 Jump For Joy
07 Good-Bye Yer Honor
08 Big Iron
09 This Time
10 Hypnotize
11 Bye And Bye

Kingfish
Kingfish

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Album Review

Jeff Tamarkin [allmusic.com]

A hot little bar band that stayed close to rock's roots, Kingfish benefitted from the presence of Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir. There's a very strong song selection, featuring ''Jump for Joy,'' ''Lazy Lightning,'' ''Wild Northland,'' ''Big Iron,'' ''Goodby Yer Honor,'' ''Asia Minor,'' and more. Besides Weir, players on this release include Dave Torbert, Matthew Kelly, Robby Hoddinott, and Chris Herold. This album featured jams to challenge The Dead's but also knew when to come back to earth.