RAY OWEN   -   MOON  1971 (ex JUICY LUCY) 

Taken off his first and only seff-titled solo album, released in 1971. Ray Owen was the original vocalist in British outfit Juicy Lucy, and he appeared on their first self titled album in 1969. He left the band, his replacement being Paul Williams, and formed his own band, with Dick Stubbs and Les Nicol on guitars, Ian McLean on drums and Sid Gardner on bass. 

Their first and only album, which is quite rare and collectible, was released on Polydor Records, and it featured a number of really good riff laden tracks, in addition to a stunning version of Hendrix's "Voodoo Child", which Owen would redo in the mid 90's when he reformed his own version of Juicy Lucy. His career after Ray Owen's Moon is much of a mystery, as no record can be found of any other bands he may have featured with afterwards. 

Including the Fantastic VOODOO CHILD  

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RONNY and the DAYTONAS - GTO

 

Ronny and the  DAYTONAS  -  GTO 1964  -best of  rel. 1997.

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ROBIN TROWER  -  BRIDGE OF SIGHS 1974.

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 ROBIN TROWER - TWICE REMOVED

ROBIN  TROWER  -  TWICE REMOVED FROM YESTERDAY  1973.

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Following Jimi Hendrix’s death in 1970, people spent three long years wondering who his successor would be. And then along came Robin Trower with his debut album, Twice Removed From Yesterday. After that, there was no more wondering. That’s not to say that Trower was nothing more than a Hendrix facsimile. He wasn’t. Neither was he another Eric Clapton or Jeff Beck.

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