Blue Cheer - I'm The Light (US 1971) descargar videos gratis
I'm the light is the sixth track from Blue Cheer's sixth, and last album until 1983, Oh! Pleasant Hope. It was released in 1971 and features less psychadelia and more blues-rock & hard rock. This is an unusual Blue Cheer album in that Dickie Peterson only sings lead on three songs. Another unusual aspect is that the song "I'm the Light" features extensive use of the sitar and synthesizer, although on the previous album The Original Human Being the song "Babaji (Twilight Raga)" also featured extensive use of the aforementioned instruments.
This song is also included on their compilation Good Times Are So Hard To Find, released in 1990.
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6 years ago
Antunes Carlos
Muito bom.6 years ago
musicisbrilliant
Gold son. Gold.6 years ago
Bill Cullnane
I have the original vinyl too. Who can deny the epic psychedelic quality of this track? If you think you're qualified, you just ain't gittin' it.7 years ago
penta15786
Actually there are two Indian instruments played on this track. One is the Sitar with the Tanpura and the other is a Dilruba which is a string instruments played with a bow and is played by Norman Mayell. Of all the music that was created in the 60's and the 70's by Jimmy Page, The Rolling Stones and the Beatles this track captures the true fusion of the sound of Indian instruments. Listening to this music for the last 40+ years and never get tired of it.8 years ago
Kelly14UK
This song takes me places8 years ago
Noodles37UK
YouTube sidebar gave me this. Just came up. Was listening to Follow Me by the Californians and looking at Google Earth. I was 3 in 1971. I'll die loving the music of my early years.8 years ago
James Blackey
Epic tune. I am 65+ and still have the vinyl I bought 40+ years ago!8 years ago
Milton aldna
Blue Cheer fuck yea !!!!!9 years ago
Monk Bucket
I'm hearing this for the first time. They tried all sorts of stuff that I'm finally catching up with. Some of it is down right interesting and a nice little treasure to find. Thank you for putting this up.9 years ago
Luther Dobson
Who is playing the sitar? Wonderful song and maybe one of GFR's best.10 years ago
Nadine Russo
My favorite Blue Cheer song. Luv it.11 years ago
Josue Hernandez
Love this album, love Dickie Peterson11 years ago
TheKitkatgold
Thank you for sharing!! (reminds me of my yoof!) ;-)12 years ago
Luther Dobson
I love Dickie Peterson. An incredible man he was and will always be, Not to be forgotten.12 years ago
auntwayne
@PhiZappaCrappa Wrongo, I still have a good turn table, and,play this album too.12 years ago
WarHog38
All the comments below. I did not read to see if any stated the common knowledge that their first LP is credited as the first Heavy Metal LP ever. Yes they constantly evolved and changed members. I think this last Phillips LP was their Best !12 years ago
pfordsq
No one's laughing , here , though I guess I never compared them to any British group , even the ones that influenced them , in my mind. When I got turned on to the first two LPs , I wanted MORE , tho' I'd heard about the changes....I'd just seen the "Human Be-In" film , not knowing their track was from 1967. I also thought Holden stayed with them , longer. But , I bought all their albums , found myself enjoying them on different levels.12 years ago
PhiZappaCrappa
@notfragile33 That's certainly debatable!12 years ago
