Blue Cheer

Blue Cheer is an American blues-rock band that initially performed and recorded in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and has been sporadically active since. Based in San Francisco, Blue Cheer played in a psychedelic blues-rock style, and are also credited as being pioneers of heavy metal music.

This song come from their album "Blue Cheer" released in 1969, which is their forth album.

Bruce Stephens - guitar, lead & backing vocals

Dickie Peterson - bass, lead vocals

Ralph Burns Kellogg - keyboards

Norman Mayell - drums

Track list:

1. "Fool" (Grelecki, Gary Lee Yoder)

2. "You're Gonna Need Someone" (Mayell, Stephens)

3. "Hello LA, Bye Bye Birmingham" (Delaney Bramlett, Mac Davis)

4. "Saturday Freedom" (Stephens)

5. "Ain't That the Way (Love's Supposed to Be)" (Kellogg, Peterson)

6. "Rock and Roll Queens" (Kellogg, Peterson)

7. "Better When We Try" (Kellogg)

8. "Natural Man" (Kellogg, Peterson)

9. "Lovin' You's Easy" (Stephens)

10. "The Same Old Story" (Grelecki, Yoder)

Comments

11 years ago

Starry&Bohemian

yep it's true...quicksilver have good moments.... i have bought "quite recently" their 'shady grove' and 'solid silver' albums... not really impressive... but i think that "What about me" is my fave Quicksilver album...pure hippie stuff... not really overproduced and and not "too clean" as 21st century music...it still sound natural

11 years ago

Starry&Bohemian

I'm not one of those who are fanatic of their 2 first albums... too monolitic for my taste... here they are more diverse ...they try many styles... this is good enough

12 years ago