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The Pebbles - S/T 1968 LP: The Pebbles - B2 Lord Of The Cross

The Pebbles S/T LP: The Pebbles Label: Pilgrim Records ‎– KLP 21 Country: UK Released: 1968 Genre: Rock, Pop Style: Beat, Ballad, Religious Bass Guitar – Tom Bonnar Drums – Jim Fotheringham Lead Guitar – George Hazel Rhythm Guitar – Ian McNair Tracklist A1 He Knows The Way, Written-By – Hazel A2 He Cares, Written By – Dorris, Hughes A3 The Wonder Of It All, Written-By – Shea A4 Where Do I Go From Here?, Written-By – Greff A5 Day By Day, Written By – Ahnfelt A6 Can It Be True, Written By – Brother William , SSF B1 The Glory Road To Heaven, Written By – Brock B2 Lord Of The Cross, Written By – Baughen, Saward B3 My Master And My Lord, Written-By – Hazel, McNair B4 World Aflame, Written-By – Hazel, McNair B5 Last Chance, Written-By – McNair Another winning entry from the British beat scene. Two songs in particular are high points for the genre, totally defying the coat-and-tie Leave It To Beaver looks of these four young men. ‘He Knows The Way’ has that classic ‘60s garage/psych ambience that characterizes selections on Rhino’s Nuggets series. And it has a cool gnarly guitar effect (pardon my ignorance on such matters - it’s similar to that thing the Stones use on ‘Mothers Little Helper’). Likewise, ‘My Master And My God’ with its sharp punchy beat, garage band assault, and irresistible melody may well be the definitive moment for the whole movement. The rest of the lp? Well, George Beverly Shea’s ‘The Wonder Of It All’ just doesn’t seem to fit in, but what’s left (swinging London pop and Elvis-type ‘It’s Now Or Never’ sounds) is done competently enough. What a shame albums like these aren’t better known. (Ken Scott, Archivist, 4th Edition)