Pussy Discography of CDs

Pussy songs This early 70s UK hard rock band was formed immediately after the break-up of Jerusalem by it's founding members Paul Dean & Ray Sparrow along with Bob Cooke, who was eventually replaced by Brian Goff. The recordings featured here include previously unreleased tracks planned for Pussy's debut album, plus cuts from their lone 45rpm single release on the Deram label, as well as other previously unreleased recordings by both of the group's line-ups. Another fine release from Rockadrome's Vintage label. Personnel: Paul Dean (vocals, background vocals); Brian Goff (guitar); Ian Gillan (piano, percussion, background vocals); Ray Sparrow (drums, background vocals). Recording information: Kingsway Recorders. ...

Pussy CD discography 180 gram audiophile vinyl edition of this much sought after 1969 Pussy album. This repress is on PINK vinyl. A psych classic with a mint original copy fetching around $2000. This album was released in 2009 through Record Collector in the UK and is now available to retail. 180 gram audiophile vinyl edition of this much sought after 1969 Pussy album. A psych classic.

Pussy albums Exact reissue of mega rare late '60s UK psych with an early Floyd/Caravan/Arzachel feel. Excellent freaky, fuzz 'n' wah-wah guitar with swirling keyboards and a classic '60s production loaded with all of the studio effects of the era. A bit of a gem....

Pussy CD discography Track Listing of songs: World Domination;

Pussy albums This is, perhaps, the first authoritative release documenting the notion of "slackness" (overtly sexually suggestive lyrics) and its place in the Jamaican R&B and reggae pantheons. While early calypso recordings by Lord Kitchener and Sir Lancelot provided Jamaican audiences with titillating fare, by the time slackness got to ska and reggae it was out of the box and off the hook. There are 50 sides collected on these three CDs, and they make for one of the rowdiest, sauciest party mixes of all time. Trojan, from their seemingly endless catalog, has assembled this collection with great care, bringing not only the salaciously oriented tracks to the fore, but the best of them, recorded by both obscure, and very well-known, popular artists in the genre: There's Max Romeo with the skanking "Wet Dream," Lloyd & Patsy with "Papa Do It Sweet," Derrick Morgan's "My Dickie," Lee Perry on a pair of tracks -- and producing a few others -- Augustus Pablo with Fay tearing it up on "Bedroom Mazurka," and even mighty dread U-Roy with "What Is Catty." Most of this is somewhat crude in terms of its humor, rather than something aesthetically sensual, but the music here is first rate, with killer beats and ...