ONCE UPON A TIME...Sugarloaf

 

SUGARLOAF  Sugarloaf  (Liberty,1970) - Psychedelic rock


     This debut album from 1970 is good to me as the music is still raw an it represents the seventies music in terms of guitar riffs and fills as well as keyboard work. It opens with their top hit song (no. 3 in the US) Green-Eyed Lady where the music is really vintage and I can sense a very dynamic riffs and good keyboard work. The band also play the Medley: Bach Doors Man / Chest Fever nicely and it has a very good combination of solo keyboard / hammond combined with guitar. The drum work sounds raw and it's nice hearing this old school classic rock. The long keyboard work and guitar rhythm section has made this song sounds interesting to my ear. West of Tomorrow starts with simple basslines followed with vocal line and the music moves in medium tempo. Gold and the Blues is really an excellent instrumental blues track with great keyboard / hammond work and raw guitar work. I sometime make this track as my one of my playlist in enjoying blues music. The guitar playing, basslines and drum beats are all really nice. After a long guitar solo the track then enters the hammond solo. It's really nice! Things Are Gonna Change Some is another good track in psychedelic style.

TRACKLIST : Green-Eyed Lady
                       The Train Kept-A-Rollin' (Stroll On)
                       Bach Doors Man/Chest Fever
                       West Of Tomorrow
                       Gold And The Blues
                       Things Are Gonna Change Some

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