Salloom Sinclair And The Mother Bear - Salloom Sinclair And The Mother Bear (Korean Remastered) (1968/2014)

Salloom, Sinclair and Mother Bear were a late-'60s psychedelic band with an energetic but clumsy mixture of blues-rock, Bob Dylan-ish folk-rock lyrics, and some generic San Francisco psychedelic-style heavy rock. Their vocals were handled by principal singer/songwriter Roger Salloom and the more distinctive, often keening high tones of Robin Sinclair, whose style was at times reminiscent of Janis Joplin, though she sometimes went into an astronomically high range. Their sole, self-titled album was produced by Marshall Chess on the Chess subsidiary Cadet Concept. A little later, Salloom and Sinclair, as the hyphenated duo Salloom-Sinclair, released an album on Cadet Concept in 1969 produced by esteemed Nashville session man Charlie McCoy.