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    Posted 5 years ago

    iggy
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    Mountain! Formed in 1969 by vocalist/guitarist Leslie West. Along with Felix Pappalardi on bass/vocals, Corky Laing on drums(although they had a different drummer to start with) and Steve Knight on keyboards. They had a raunchy hard rock style mixed with blues. there most famous hit would be 'Mississippi Queen', a well know radio hit. They broke up in 72 but reformed many times over the years. Leslie has played with other greats such as Robin Trower and Jack Bruce.
    I have seen Mountain a good number of times during the late 80's and 90's at small clubs in the Detroit area. These 2 albums are live performances.
    1st is Flowers of Evil, third studio album with the 2nd side a live performance. Possibly a concept album about Vietnam and drugs. Live tunes recorded at the Fillmore East in NY on June 27 1971.
    2nd is Mountain Live, came out on April 24 1972. Recorded at 3 different shows in 69, 71, 72.
    3rd is a poster I got off the wall at the Magic Bag venue in Ferndale Mi.
    4th is a signed and framed poster I got from a night club in Detroit, by Corky Laing along with some of his drumsticks.

    Keep Rockin in these freaky times!!

    4-21-20

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    1. welzebub welzebub, 5 years ago
      Mississippi Queen still stands as one of my all time favorites. These guys knew how to rock.... Great stuff... I still have some of their vinyl. Nantucket Sleighride, Twin Peaks, and the Best Of.

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFhM1XZsh6o
    2. EJW-54 EJW-54, 5 years ago
      Cool! Back in the 70's Our local Rock station put out a double Album set of top hits and of course Mississippi Queen was on it, played it over and over back then. Still have the albums.
    3. iggy iggy, 5 years ago
      Thanx everyone for the nice comments and cool links. Keramikos, I knew he died but not that much info either, cool for finding that.
      Vynil33rpm
      welzbub
      keramikos
      Hoot60
      MALKEY
      vetraio50
      Brunswick-seen your other posts, cool!
      Newfld
      artfoot
      RichmondLori
      fortapache
      EJW-54
      officialfuel
    4. iggy iggy, 5 years ago
      Thanx SEAN68!
    5. iggy iggy, 5 years ago
      Thanx blunderbuss2!
    6. iggy iggy, 5 years ago
      Thanx kwqd & bobby725!
    7. iggy iggy, 5 years ago
      Thank you SEAN68!
    8. iggy iggy, 4 years ago
      R.I.P. Leslie West. He passed away today 12 23 20.
    9. Big-Zingo Big-Zingo, 4 years ago
      Listening to Mountain's Woodstock 1969 set right now. Killer.
      There's an an entire series of official "bootlegs" concerts available via iTunes and elsewhere from Mountain and West's entire career. Some really great performances. RIP big guy.

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