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Methuselah - Fireball Woman (1969, UK)

Methuselah -Fireball Woman Album: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John (1969, Elektra) http://www.alexgitlin.com/npp/methuse... Tracks: 1 Matthew 4:40 2 Mark 3:03 3 Luke 3:00 4 John 4:15 5 High in the Tower of Coombe 3:15 6 Methuselah 4:26 7 My Poor Mary 3:17 8 Fireball Woman 3:38 9 Fairy Tale 3:01 10 Frere Jacques 6:08 Members: John Gladwin vcls, vibes Terry Wincott gtr,vcls (they left Methuselah in 1969 and formed the unique folk act Amazing Blondel) Craig Austin bs, vcls Les Nicol gtr, vcls (they formed the psychedelic band Distant Jim, later Coast Road Drive and Nicol later played with Pavlov's Dog.) Mick Bradley drms (later became a member of Steamhammer) Methuselah was one of English rock bands signed to Elektra Records in the late '60s. Their roots lay in a pair of earlier '60s bands, the Dimples and Gospel Garden, formed by John Gladwin and Terry Wincott, two school friends from Scunthorpe. Drummer Mick Bradley (of the Sorrows) and guitarist Les Nicol joined the psychedelic/pop outfit Gospel Garden and the group renamed itself Methuselah. Their influences included folk and gospel music, and the quintet managed to put that all together as a coherent whole in an electric rock context. The band recorded two albums worth of material for Elektra, one of them a double, but nothing was released until the self-titled single LP in 1969, by which time the band had already split up (there were stresses within the group, caused by the members' changing musical sensibilities.) Methuselah's released album has folk, R&B gospel and even pop influences in its melodies and vocals.