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MUST BE THE DEVIL / GREASY KIDS' STUFF

Wigwam

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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Eetu Pellonpää
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2 stars This was the first release of this band, and the music here sounds exactly same as the material of BLUESSECTION, from which WIGWAM had just evolved. These songs are not very progressive, but more like carefully recorded 60's pop songs with slight psychedelic features. There are several layers of vocals from the composer JIM PEMBROKE here, and the overall feeling is glad and youthful. "Must Be The Devil" appeared also on the Love Records compilation "Reunion" from year 1970, and the whole single was re-released at year 2000 on "Fresh Garbage" double CD. The original single is of course quite pricy, and only for the serious collectors.

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