SUGAR BEAR-S/T-'72 US Psychedelic Country Rock-NEW LP

SUGAR BEAR
S/T

This is a blend of rural rock, and country rock, featuring some slow, and some fast mat'l, with minor psych influences, and a few Grateful Dead moves.

Super rare Florida swamp psych from 1972.

Reissue from another private pressing from the '70s, this time featuring a charming chunk of rural rock from the Sunshine state. Originally released on No Label records this 4-piece produced an album of high originality defying catagorisation. A record of real depth and intelligence, including some harmonica playing and covering all kind of styles, from rock'n'roll to blues and country.
Limited to 500 copies.

Sugar Bear (7) ‎– Sugar Bear
Label:
Void Records (3) ‎– VOID63
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Reissue
Country:
US
Released:
2022
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Psychedelic Rock, Country Rock
Sugar Bear (Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Reissue)
Tracklist

A1     Playing Music

    Written-By – John McLaughlin (4)

    
A2     Honey Love

    Written-By – Ivan Bailey

    
A3     Moccasin Mona

    Written-By – H.C. Perryman

    
A4     Sweetest One Around

    Written-By – H.C. Perryman

    
A5     Play Me A Song

    Written-By – John McLaughlin (4)

    
B1     Let It Roll

    Written-By – John McLaughlin (4)

    
B2     Seasons For Love

    Written-By – John McLaughlin (4)

    
B3     The Garden

    Written-By – John McLaughlin (4)

    
B4     Move Out In The Country

    Written-By – John McLaughlin (4)

    
B5     Hip! Hip! Hooray For Today

    Written-By – John McLaughlin (4)

    
Companies, etc.

    Recorded At – GAFF

Credits

    Composed By, Arranged By, Performer [Played By] – Sugar Bear (7)
    Congas – Gary Paredes (tracks: B1)
    Drums, Percussion – Trent Slemmer
    Engineer – Gary Paredes, Jeff Clark (3)
    Photography By [Cover] – Bill Slemmer
    Recorded By – Gaff Productions
    Vocals, Bass [Fender], Harmonica – Ivan Bailey
    Vocals, Rhythm Guitar [Lead Rhythm], Twelve-String Guitar, Harmonica – John McLaughlin (4)
    Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Harmonica – H.C. Perryman