Henry Tree

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Leroy Markish (guitar, vocals), Bill DeArango (guitar), Charles McLaughlin (bass), Carmen Castaldi (drums) Produced by Bob Shad, 1970's "Electric Holy Man" differed from a lot of other early 70's Mainstream releases in that it showcased a progressive streak rather than the popsike sound that was common to the label. Moreover, for a trio these guys sported a surprisingly full sound, helped in no small measure by Markish's impressive voice. Not being a big jazz fan, I'll be among the first to admit that I was surprised at how entertaining the group's jazzy forays were. 'Mr. Fear', their Traffic cover and the extended title track showcase that interesting jazzy streak with some stunning work from un-credited jazz guitarist Bill DeArango. Mind you there was still plenty of fuzz driven guitar (check out the second half of the title track), but it didn't come close to these other highlights and the group's most commercial effort; the ballad 'Lady Of Day' was also the album's most disposable offering. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Electric Holy Man

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Dr. Delay - REM Sleep Psyche Mix

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REM Sleep

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Sensual Deep

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Ibiza Bar Grooves Chapter 02 25 Deep Smoothies (www.DESCARGASMIX.com)

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Ibiza Party Squad, Vol. 2 (25 Massive House Pills)

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Inside out - EP

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Another House Journey, Vol. 1 - a Fine House Selection (Album)

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Watch Me Now

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REM Sleep Psych Mix

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REM Sleep - Psych Mix

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Dr. Delay - REM Sleep Psych Mix

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