Year/Genre: 1969 / Pop Rock
Matrix #: SKAO-227
Condition: VG, sounds good, some marks

Cultural Facts:

1. Self-titled LPs like this were often meant to function as a straight “calling card” for clubs, radio programmers, and regional scenes—one record that told you who the band was and what lane they were trying to own.

2. The late-’60s/’70s rock ecosystem had a huge middle tier of bands that lived on local gigs, small press, and word-of-mouth—records like this are artifacts of that working-musician world more than the chart system.

3. Obscure rock LPs tend to attract collectors because they document scenes that didn’t get the official history-book treatment—sometimes the real story is the community around the band, not fame.

Price Suggestions:
NM: $18–24
VG+: $12–17
VG: $7–11
G+: $4–6

1/3/26 CC