C.k. Strong C.k. Strong

Originally this extraordinary heavy-psychedelic-blues rock album was recorded in L.A., in 1969. The album contains 8 original cuts of 43 mins playing time, and presents the "new" dark, haunted and aggressive progress in electric music of the end-sixties. The band name was a creation, to credit the two founding members, so the C (Carey) K (Kewley) Strong caravan began in the summer of 69, a bit later Geoff Westen, the second guitarist joined and the creative unit C.K. Strong was born…

C.K. Strong is the first and only album by the american hard blues band C.K. Strong. The album is a very strong psychedelic blues oriented piece, and it certainly deserved more attention than it got. Quite ecclectic in style, it's a mix of hard rock, boogie blues, and heavy blues, featuring male/female vocals and good guitar. Miss Linn Carey is worth the price of admission, even if she didn't sing. A radiating, well-endowed blonde, her pyromagnetic caroling scans three octaves. To these ears she's at least the equal of Janis Joplin.

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