An eternal tip was this great record from 1970

to this day. It is a jewel of prog rock and comes
completely without keyboards and enchanted by beautiful yet
Spheres.
It starts with "Smoking the Day Away" 5:23 with a catchy
Guitar riff broken by psychedelic parts and an off-hook
Singing, always rocking and with good sound effects.
With "I don`t know" 4:45 followed by a cool-relaxed blues-rock in the middle part
almost jazz-rock drifting with good guitar solo and soulful vocals.
"Dreaming" 6:37 slowly begins psychedelic bluesy overturns
then formally in pace almost cacophonous get back in the opening theme
to land.
This is followed by "Squeet" 6:51 as stomping blues-rock at the
is resolved by a cool guitar solo over a bassline
before flying back bluesrockend continues and towards the end funky fades.
A great psychedelic ballad follows with "Tomorrow May Come" 4:45
Off-singing and vibraphone backing.
Rocking to the point it brings "Fire Queen" 4:28 with drum solos in
which is increased until the end in hardness and pace.
The plate ends with "Virgin Waters" 6:24 ballad starting
and tempo changes and psychedelic deposits and sound effects
for prog rock modified.
A really great disc.
Jamie Black - Guitars, Vocals
Tony Newman - drums, vibraphone
Reid Hudson - Bass