Frankie Miller had a group Howl with who he performed in the Isle of Wight in 1970, Howl was scottish hard-rock band formerly known as "The Stoics", they didn't record any album during their short live. Here is the first Frankie Miller's first solo album. This first album features pub-rock favorites Brinsley Schwarz as his backup band. That alone is reason enough to own this record. Add to that a nice batch of songs (mostly originals) and you have an enjoyable album.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Frankie Miller's Howl - Once In A Blue Moon 1972 - (Isle of Wight 1970)
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