Moby Grape - Lazy Me (US 1967) descargar videos gratis
"Lazy Me"
Fifth track on side two of their debut.
Written by Bob Mosley
Recorded April 22, 1967
Moby Grape is an American rock group from the 1960s, known for having all five members contribute to singing and songwriting and that collectively merged elements of folk music, blues, country, and jazz together with rock and psychedelic music. Due to the strength of their debut album, several critics consider Moby Grape to be the best rock band to emerge from the San Francisco music scene in the late sixties. The group continues to perform occasionally. As described by Jeff Tamarkin, "The Grape's saga is one of squandered potential, absurdly misguided decisions, bad-luck, blunders and excruciating heartbreak, all set to the tune of some of the greatest rock and roll ever to emerge from San Francisco. Moby Grape could have had it all, but they ended up with nothing, and less."
Peter Lewis rhythm guitar, vocals
Bob Mosley bass, vocals
Jerry Miller lead guitar, vocals
Don Stevenson drums, vocals
Skip Spence - vocals
Taken from Wikipedia.
Comentarios
10 years ago
JerecDarkheart
Damn dude!! I thought I was the only one on here who knew of or loved Edie... Rock on Steve!!!!12 years ago
SeattleLA
yeah, that one album is so great, glad some live here or near Seattle12 years ago
Gormby G
song was too short. for this era was def a short song!!!12 years ago
Norman Phillips
Most "under-rated" SF group, ever. RIP Skippy.12 years ago
Ricky Haseltine
First post on Google+ and it is considerably less chaotic then facebook!12 years ago
bwanna23
Gotta love these Bay area bands.12 years ago
Steven Escallier
Moby Grape will be relevant untill the edge of light!! AND so will the Impact of Edie Sedgwick13 years ago
bluehealin
thanks for putting this together. Whole album of anthems for me13 years ago
92ninersboy
This is the great Bob Mosely doing the lead singing - no one else like him. Check out his lead vocal on Moby Grape's "Mr. Blues" and hear one of the great rock-soul vocals of all time.13 years ago
NorthTulsaBoy
@richstout It does sound a little like him, especially at the beginning of the song. As much as I dig the Airplane, I like Moby Grape even more. I think the Grape's music fits in well with the Airplane's & the Dead's, though.13 years ago
Michael Turbeville
@richstout was bob mosley .13 years ago
rucyrius
ahhh Mosely.... what a voice... tugs at you're soul doesnt it...13 years ago
richstout
Singer sounds like Marty Balin.Videos Relacionados
