Hammer — Hammer 1970 (USA, Progressive, Hard Rock)
The only album by the San Francisco, California-based band, formed in 1969. The band immediately caught the eye of legendary promoter Bill Graham, who immediately began recording the album. The album was released in 1970 on Graham's own label, San Francisco Records, but despite an expensive promotional campaign and good press, it was not a commercial success. Graham was so confident of its success that, without waiting for the album's release, he set the musicians to work on a follow-up album, which was recorded but never released. Norman Landsberg later worked with the Pointer Sisters, and John Guerin collaborated with the L.A. Express and Joni Mitchell.
Tracks:
01. Something Easy - 0:00
02. Hot And Cold - 2:50
03. Tuane - 5:50
04. You May Never Wake Up (Apologies To Auden & Frost) - 8:57
05. Hangover Horns - 12:18
06. Charity Taylor - 15:29
07. Sad Song, Happy Song - 18:58
08. Sweet Sunday Morning - 21:53
09. Pains And Tears - 24:09
10. Death To A King - 27:34
Personnel:
John De Roberts - vocals
Jack O'Brien - guitar
Norman Landsberg - keyboards
Ritchie McBride - bass
John Guerin - drums
Ken Janick - drums (06)
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David Rubinson - producer
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