Pesky Gee!

Starting out as a typical U.K. club soul band, and then turning toward psychedelia and prog rock in the latter half of the ‘60s, Pesky Gee! changed their name in 1970 to Black Widow and reached the public eye with their occult masterpiece Sacrifice.

Their 1969 debut on Pye is to be considered a turning point in the british jazz-blues scene. With a cool Hammond organ vibe and some truly fascinating acid-folk harmonies - both intoned by male and female singers – Exclamation Mark is more than a mythological album !

PERSONNEL:

Jim Gannon - (guitar)
Jess Taylor - (organ)
Kay Garret - (lead vocals)
Clive Jones - (saxophone)
Bob Bond - (bass)
Clive Box - (drums and percussion)
Kip Trevor - (vocals )

TRACKS:

A1. Another Country
A2. Pigs Foots
A3. Season of the Witch
A4. A Place of Heartbreak

B1. Where is My Mind
B2. Piece of My Heart
B3. Dharma For One
B4. Peace of Mind
B5. Born To Be Wild