GRUPAZO! GRUPAZO! Cactus is one of those groups that know how a nom nom destroyed at that time (early '70). This was known as American supergroup Led Zeppelin, anything by it. I climb a collection, if you want more disks only have to ask for this "boquita" XDDD.
(deixovos a short review of the group)
American rock band formed in 1969 by former members of Vanilla Fudge bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice, the Detroit Wheels guitarist Jim McCarty of Mitch Ryder and Rusty Day, the singer of the Amboy Dukes by Ted Nugent.
"Cactus" (1970) was the first album of new supergroup, an intense hard disk, blues and boogie rock that included two versions ("Parchman Farm", "You Can not Judge a Book by The Cover" ) interesting subjects themselves ("Bro. Bill," "Let Me Swim" or "My Lady From South of Detroit) with a lively vocal and instrumental performance that failed to resonate over sales. Nor
"One Way ... Or Another" (1971), an excellent LP that included the participation of Eddie Kramer as a sound engineer and continued with its ongoing aggressive hard rock and blues rock, got the desired effect to stabilize the group , who for the recording of "Restrictions" (1971) had added keyboardist Duane Hitchings.
After this album, Rusty Day and Jim McCarty left Cactus, being replaced by French singer and guitarist Peter Werner Fritzschings.
The new lineup released "'Ot' N 'Sweaty" (1972), a lower disk que mezclaba cortes en vivo con canciones en estudio y que supuso el último trabajo del grupo antes de su definitiva ruptura.
Su discografía se significa por el alto voltaje de su poderosa instrumentación rockera.
Con posterioridad Bogert y Appice formaron un terceto con Jeff Beck denominado Beck, Bogert & Appice.
TRACKLIST:
1. Evil
2. Parchman Farm
3. You Can't Judge a Book by the Cover
4. One Way...Or Another
5. Alaska
6. Long Tall Sally
7. Let Me Swim
8. Bro. Bill
9. Rock & Roll Children
10. Song for Aries
11. Restrictions
12. Oil
13. Feel So Good
14. Rumblin 'Hand
15. Bad Stuff
16. Parchman Farm (live)
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