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The Vagrants- THE GREAT LOST ALBUM- CD- 1984/1987/2006- Retro Disc International, S.L.- 8432987330078- 400 grn
… Young Boys … Brothers WEST ... LARRY And LESLIE …
His (Leslie) first band was the Vagrants, a soul-influenced combo he formed with his bass-playing brother Larry. They enjoyed minor hits with the singles ''I Can’t Make A Friend'' (1966) and a version of Otis Redding’s ''Respect''. The Vagrants had worked with the producer Felix Pappalardi, who was a close associate of the British trio Cream and producer of their album Disraeli Gears (1967). West was hugely influenced by Cream, especially Eric Clapton’s guitar playing, though he modestly never claimed to possess Clapton-like technical expertise. “You could identify his sound like a signature,” he told the LA Times. “I wanted to have a sound you could identify like that.”
PERSONNEL: Roger Mansour (drums), Peter Sabatino (vocals, harmonica, tambourine), Jerry Storch (organ, vocals), Larry West (bass, vocals), and Leslie West (guitar, vocals).
Issued in 1984 and not available for too long, Arista's THE GREAT LOST ALBUM is not an actual lost Vagrants album, but a ten-track compilation combining both sides of their three 1967-68 Atco singles, their 1966 Vanguard single ''I Can't Make A Friend''/''Young Blues,'' and two 1966 outtakes. Seven of the ten songs are also on the Southern Sound Vagrants LP compilation I Can't Make A Friend, though that record's missing three songs (the outtake ''My Babe,'' and the Atco B-sides ''I Love, Love You (Yes I Do)'' and ''Beside The Sea'') from the Arista anthology. The Southern Sound comp might have the edge, as it has some tracks not on THE GREAT LOST ALBUM, including both sides of the pre-Vanguard 45, one of which, ''Oh Those Eyes,'' is a cool garage rocker with a tune derived from ''Walk Don't Run''; the Vanguard B-side ''Your Hasty Heart''; and a 13-minute unreleased version of ''Satisfaction.'' And neither of those LPs have been too easy to come by over the years. Got it all? That said, THE GREAT LOST ALBUM really isn't a very interesting album, despite its historical significance as the launching point for Leslie West. Other than ''Respect'' and ''I Can't Make A Friend,'' it's pretty average period 1966-68 fare without much of an identity, mixing varying loads of garage rock, soul, pop, and psychedelia.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes 4-Page Foldout Inlay.
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