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Available for the first time on vinyl since 1976, pressed on silver wax and featuring a limited edition foil embossed sleeve with extensive liner notes. Crosscut Saw sees the reformed Groundhogs with second guitarist Dave Wellbelove, sparring with the legendary Tony McPhee. “Musically I’d gone back to the basics,” McPh
24. März 2007 · The deal was that you couldn't buy it without the album that the Groundhogs released earlier in 1976, 'Crosscut Saw.'. That ended up being all the better, because it's equally amazing. The story behind this particular version of the Groundhogs, a group that was essentially guitarist Tony McPhee and whomever he assembled to back him up, is that ...
Crosscut Saw ( LP, Album) United Artists Records. UA-LA603-G. US. 1976. New Submission. Crosscut Saw ( LP, Album) United Artists Records. UAS 29 917 XOT.
Undercover. The Rolling Stones. Perfect Strangers. Deep Purple. Seventeen Seconds. The Cure. The House Of Blue Light. Deep Purple. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1976 Vinyl release of "Crosscut Saw" on Discogs.
The Groundhogs' Crosscut Saw is a little better than their previous recording. There is that great strident blues guitar from Tony T. S. McPhee and solid blues tunes. Two thirds of the band are new but they don't miss a beat. They were then and are now still a heavy blues rock band with a fantastic lead guitarist, Tony McPhee. All Groundhog ...
17. Feb. 2023 · The Groundhogs ‘Crosscut Saw’ Available for the first time on vinyl since 1976, pressed on silver wax and featuring a limited edition foil embossed sleeve with extensive liner notes. Crosscut Saw sees the reformed Groundhogs with second guitarist Dave Wellbelove, sparring with the legendary Tony McPhee.
Crosscut Saw sees the reformed Groundhogs with second guitarist Dave Wellbelove, sparring with the legendary Tony McPhee. “Musically I’d gone back to the basics,” McPhee told Sounds, the addition of a doodle of synth and a second guitarist notwithstanding. As a result; “Riffs galore permeate.” (AllMusic). A suitably explosive prog-pleasing follow up to 1992’s ‘Who Will Save The ...
