Name: Spirit Orgaszmus by Jeronimo
Brand: Jeronimo
SKU: 859700675861
Price: 5.9399999999999995 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 3 (42 reviews)

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Heya

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Hands

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So Nice to Know

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The Light Life Needs

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Number 5

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No No No

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This 1970 split album is quite unique — it was a compilation that Creedence Clearwater Revival did exclusively with the German hard-rock band Jeronimo — CCR had six songs on side one and Jeronimo six songs on side two. Both sides are amazing but the album was banned nearly everywhere due to some questionable cover art choices. This version of Spirit Orgaszmus collects only the Jeronimo songs starting with “Heya,” a bouncy bout of rootsy acid-rock that sounds like Edgar Broughton fronting Grand Funk Railroad under a pounding piano that could have been pilfered from Link Wray’s famed chicken shack. “Hands” plays as if the Groundhogs’ Tony McPhee lent some amp-burning guitar leads under the same backing singers that laid down the vocal hook in Sly & The Family Stone’s “Stand.” For a driving, piano-heavy number try “The Light Life Needs” which shares some of the same soil found in Bob Dylan and George Harrison’s respective gardens. Koch sings along with the solo on album standout “No No No.”