Produced by Bill Holmes who'd handled production for the two earlier Giant Crab LPs, 1970's "Confusion" came as a major change in direction to anyone familiar with Orosco/Joseph's earlier pop/lite-psych moves.
Confusion is influenced by the guitar sounds of Hendrix, Cream and Jeff Beck.
The band, not to be confused with the similarly named and of course more popular Big Brother and the Holding Company made a name for themselves as a great live performance, often encouraging audience participation.
Their on stage energy comes across well on the record, resulting in a loose charismatic album that only slows down long enough to sing a serenade on "Wake Me In The Morning."
The rest blisters through with searing guitar virtuosity from Ernie Joseph and an organ sound that shows no signs of prog's impending overindulgence.
A rock record from start to finish (by RSTB).
Heavy Load:
Track List:
01.Heart Full of Rain
02.Wake Me Up in the Morning
03.E.S.P
04.Heavy Load
05.We Gotta Live Together
06.L.L. A (Lubricated Love Affair)
07.Saint James Infirmary
08.Gravis Delictum (Unforgiveable Sin)
[ Rip and scans by OldrockerBR ]
CODE: 52365
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