Recorded: March - June 1966
Personnel: Tim West - Rhythm Guitar and Vocals
Stuart West - Bass
Graham Vincent - Lead Guitar
John Jurss - Drums
Some more recordings from The Down And Out have resurfaced recently. John Jurss had arranged to have them recorded with 4BC at their studio in Wharf Street during March to June 1966.
The tracks were: "One Day", "Down Man" and "It Ain't Right". The production and musicianship is pretty tight but with a good rawness and energy to it. "One Day" has 60's punk elements to it, whilst "Down Man" features some close-knit harmonies to it and some stops and starts to it similar to "Rain" by The Beatles. "It Ain't Right" has a fast, aggressive guitar riff which runs right through the song and half-talked, half-sung vocals with some good harmonies in the chorus and a guitar solo reminiscent of Dave Davies' playing.
These tracks will be available online shortly.
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
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