
Federal Duck - Federal Duck (Remastered) (1968)
BAND/ARTIST: Federal Duck
- Title: Federal Duck
- Year Of Release: 1968/2020
- Label: HHO
- Genre: Psychedelic Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 36:30
- Total Size: 97/210 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Knowing That I Loved You So 2:20
02. Easy Virtue Blues 2:42
03. Tomorrow Waits for Today 3:06
04. Just Like the Snow 4:24
05. Bird 6:00
06. Hello 0:18
07. While You're Away 2:02
08. Peace in My Mind 2:57
09. Just a Band 0:34
10. Friday Morning 3:10
11. Dawn Comes Slow 3:06
12. Ain't Gonna Be Nobody to Sing the Blues 2:12
13. Circus in the Sea 3:37
01. Knowing That I Loved You So 2:20
02. Easy Virtue Blues 2:42
03. Tomorrow Waits for Today 3:06
04. Just Like the Snow 4:24
05. Bird 6:00
06. Hello 0:18
07. While You're Away 2:02
08. Peace in My Mind 2:57
09. Just a Band 0:34
10. Friday Morning 3:10
11. Dawn Comes Slow 3:06
12. Ain't Gonna Be Nobody to Sing the Blues 2:12
13. Circus in the Sea 3:37
The Federal Duck was a student rock band at Haverford College in which Dave Barry played in the 1960s. Formed by banjo exponent George Stavis, they produced one lone self-titled LP in 1968. Stavis departed soon after this album's release to form the Californian communal rock band Oganookie and then to record an eponymous album for Vanguard.
Originally known as The Guides, the band also included Tony Shaftel, Bob Stern, Huck White, Kenny Stover and Timmy Ackerman.
Unfortunately, Barry quit right before the album was recorded. Although he's not credited, he wrote "Hello," a roughly 10-second ditty at the end of Side 1.
Originally known as The Guides, the band also included Tony Shaftel, Bob Stern, Huck White, Kenny Stover and Timmy Ackerman.
Unfortunately, Barry quit right before the album was recorded. Although he's not credited, he wrote "Hello," a roughly 10-second ditty at the end of Side 1.
Year 2020 | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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