Artist: Brotherhood
Title: The Complete Recordings: Brotherhood & Brotherhood Brotherhood
Year Of Release: 1968-69/2014
Label: Real Gone Music
Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Psychedelic Pop
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:15:12

Tracklist:

Brotherhood (1968):
01. Somebody
02. Woman Unkind
03. Pastel Blue
04. Close The Door
05. Doin' The Right Thing (The Way)
06. Seasons
07. Love For Free
08. Lady Faire
09. Ice Cream
10. Jump Out The Window
11. Box Guitar
12. Forever

Brotherhood Brotherhood (1969):
13. Don't Let Go
14. Glory Train
15. When The Chips Are Down
16. Back Home Again
17. California Dreamin'
18. Rose Garden
19. Deep Sea Blue
20. Family Tree
21. Love Sketch
22. Destination Unknown
23. When I Get Home

Line-up::
Drake Levin - guitar
Ron Collins - Hammond organ
Phil Volk - bass
Michael Smith - drums

Right at the height of popularity for Paul Revere and the Raiders, the band s core power trio of Phil (Fang) Volk (bass), Drake (The Kid) Levin (guitar) and Mike (Smitty) Smith (drums) left to pursue their own more ambitious musical goals. Subsequent lawsuits and a run of bad luck meant that the first, self-titled album by their new band, Brotherhood, would be delayed, and received little notice at the time. Yet, by mixing a wealth of socially-conscious original numbers with hard-rocking reinterpretations of tunes by the Mamas and the Papas and Joe South, Brotherhood was a band brimming with promise. Between 1968 and 1969 the band released two more albums, one under their own name, the other a third, wildly experimental record (Friend Sound / Joyride) that drew upon Cage, Zappa and Stockhausen (and acid) for its influences. Bringing together music that has been out of print for over 40 years and never available on CD until now, Brotherhood: The Complete Recordings includes all three albums the group cut for RCA on two CDs, plus a definitive history of the band by Bill Kopp, based on extensive research and a lengthy interview with Phil Volk, who contributes a note of his own. Remastered by Vic Anesini at Battery Studios in NYC...one of the great lost bands of the late 60s!