Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Fuzzy Duck Title: Fuzzy Duck Members Wishing: 4 Total Copies: 0 Label: Repertoire Release Date: 11/15/2002 Album Type: Import Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock Styles: Blues Rock, Progressive, Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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Import reissue of 1971 album includes four bonus tracks, 'Double Time Woman', 'Big Brass Band', 'One More Hour' & 'No Name Face'. Repertoire. |
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Album Description Import reissue of 1971 album includes four bonus tracks, 'Double Time Woman', 'Big Brass Band', 'One More Hour' & 'No Name Face'. Repertoire. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsDuck Amuck! El Kabong | 08/26/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "Fuzzy Duck brings to mind Wishbone Ash; both are English bands mining similar musical territory...only the Duck gives it a little more oomph. Rather than WA's two-guitar attack, the Duck splits the heavy lifting between guitarist Grahame White and Hammond hitter Roy Sharland, but these tracks could have appeared on either of Wishbone's first two albums; it's that same uncertain (but highly enjoyable) blend of folk meets blues through a Marshall stack. As this is '71, you occasionally get a blast of heavy psychedelia as well ('Afternoon Out', 'Country Boy'), adding a splash of pepper sauce to an already pleasing stew. Probably best appreciated by people whose palates found Wishbone Ash okay, if a bit bland. Four bonus tracks, recorded after the album, with new guitarist Garth Watt-Roy spearheading a would-be Mark 2 lineup that never took. You can easily live without FUZZY DUCK, but should you decide to buy this cd, you won't feel robbed." Energetic But Forgettable DW | chicago, IL | 01/21/2006 (3 out of 5 stars) "I bought this CD because of its connection to Five Day Week Straw People. I expected more heavy psych. Instead, Fuzzy Duck sound like many groups of the early 1970's (particularly, Argent). While the instumentation is energetic, the lyrics are forgettable and the singers aren't that good (think of the song Tragedy by Argent). Unfortunately, there's no song nearly as good as Hold You Head Up. If you like early Yes (Yes, Time And A Word) and the aformentioned Argent, you'll probably like this disc. [DW]" That 70s Music El Kabong | 11/24/1999 (4 out of 5 stars) "Fuzzy Duck is 70s progressive ROCK, with a bit of funk thrown in for fun. This was their only release. It sounds a bit like Atomic Rooster meets Steppenwolf, but with a more cheerful disposition than either of those bands. If you like 70s guitar/organ rock this one is excellent (if it is still available)."
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