Dans cette fabuleuse chasse aux trésors, est apparue comme par enchantement (apparition aidée par un des membres du groupe, George Puia) cette malle enfermée depuis 1974 dans un théâtre ("Theater Project" de Baltimore).

Malgré un sentiment de suspicion (une malle au cadenas non fermé et encore tissée de toiles d’araignées laisse planer un sérieux doute sur la teneur du butin), je décidai de percer le mystère et ouvris le couvercle…

Chronique écrite par George Puia sur RYM
Obscure folk rock album; hard to categorize. From mellow acoustic Lazy River to acoustic solo Little Murders, to epic rock jam Gypsy Lover. Great interplay between drums, keyboards and two guitars. Fezzey's leads soar. Album recorded live at the Theater Project in Baltimore, August 9, 1974. Great article the next day in the Baltimore Sum on the project (Aug 9 was the night Nixon resigned). Cathy Pierson on guitar, keyboards, vocals, formerly of Heliotrope. Tom Fezzey went on to play bass with Jamestown Massacre; Puia produced a few projects and founded City Alive records in Chicago. Larry Illges did a short drumming stint with Juarez--back up band to Mike Smith and also worked with Harry Daily of the coral reefer band. Grinn Records (c) 1974

Lazy River

Bring Her Down