So here we are, and not all is lost on my 45 investment, as the 'Doctor Tom' is a slight variation on the LP version. The better news is the album itself is excellent. Right from the horn rockin' opener 'Ordinary Man' through to the psychedelic closer 'Vancouver' (the band were from Montreal incidentally), the album is filled with inventive tunes and excellent instrumentation. Freedom North are sailing way under the radar, and it's high time for them to get noticed.
Monday, June 1, 2020
Freedom North. 1970 Canada-Quebec
So here we are, and not all is lost on my 45 investment, as the 'Doctor Tom' is a slight variation on the LP version. The better news is the album itself is excellent. Right from the horn rockin' opener 'Ordinary Man' through to the psychedelic closer 'Vancouver' (the band were from Montreal incidentally), the album is filled with inventive tunes and excellent instrumentation. Freedom North are sailing way under the radar, and it's high time for them to get noticed.
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