Gypsy -Gypsy 1970 (full album)
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If you like this album please buy it for the full experience.
Line-up / Musician
James Walsh - vocals, keyboards
Enrico Rosenbaum - vocals, guitar
Doni Larson - bass
Jay Epstein - drums
Calvin James - lead guitar
Tracks Listing
01.Gypsy Queen - Part One
02.Gypsy Queen - Part Two
03.Man of Reason
04.Dream If You Can
05.Late December
06.The Third Eye
07.Decisions
08.I Was So Young
09.Here in My Loneliness
10.More Time
11.The Vision
12.Dead and Gone
13.Tomorrow Is the Last to Be Heard
_Gypsy - Gypsy_ (1970)
0:00:00 A1 Gypsy Queen - Part One
0:04:24 A2 Gypsy Queen - Part Two
0:06:54 A3 Man Of Reason
0:09:57 A4 Dream If You Can
0:12:47 A5 Late December
0:16:58 B1 The Third Eye
0:21:53 B2 Decisions
0:30:08 B3 I Was So Young
0:34:20 C1 Here In My Loneliness
0:37:20 C2 More Time
0:42:35 C3 The Vision
0:50:04 D1 Dead And Gone
1:00:59 D2 Tomorrow Is The Last To Be Heard
Gypsy are:
_James "Owl" Walsh_ - vocals, keyboard
_James C. Johnson_ - lead guitar, vocals
_Enrico Rosenbaum_ - vocals, guitar R.I.P.
_Doni Larson_ - bass
_Jay Epstein_ - drums
ora la genialita musicale non esiste piu .organo hammond la fa sempre da padrone
tiziano marenda infatti, tutta la musica di oggi è noiosa. Cosa mai è successo?
Traduzione - translation
"This kind of musical geniality doesn't exist anymore. Hammond organ is always boss"
"That's right, today's music all sounds boring. Whatever happened?
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Preston Epps: percussion
Jimmie Haskell: string arrangements
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My dad was the bass player in this band. Great to see these albums uploaded here!
Bu muhteşem sevgili dostum. Senin yerinde olmayı çok isterdim. Muhteşem bir albüm, olağanüstü bir bas gitarist... Eğer sevgili baban hayatta ise lütfen Türkiye'den ona sevgilerimi gönderdiğimi söyle...
Cool bro. I thought Bobby Jone$ was the Bass Player…
@@dauntevivone3578 Doni Larson was the bass player before Randy Cates became the bass player. Bobby Jones was way later.
What a time machine this music is! Brings me back to listening to the real KQRS, Golden Valley!
@@jf5016 in 71 I was sitting in the back row at the Sun-Drive switching back and forth between KDWB & WDGY when my new girlfriend lights up a blunt and puts on KQ. It became the new radio station of my delinquent youth.
I bought this album in 1972 still have it today
Me too.
Possibly, the most overlooked and underappreciated album in Rock History
This has been one of my go to albums for over 50 years. Just incredible guitar and harmonies. The definition of tight.
drums and bass! 2
The best songs i listened to
This got a lot of airplay in Minnesota, where the band was from, and I have this on vinyl. It is a real treasure. The lightning never struck for these guys, but it should have. They were prog rockers ahead of their time.
Yup, on KQRS
Yes
Probably one of the most underappreciated bands from the 1970's. Meaningful lyrics that ascends beyond the usual unrequited love, sad boy girl routine, taking us to a different place where the metaphysical is just over the horizon.
an american band? from what city?
@@eduardfarcas4810 What do you mean? I haven't a clue what city they came from. Another contributor said they were from Minnesota so perhaps they formed in St. Paul.
very good......................
I bought a cool Gypsy shirt from my local thrift store and decided to look them up!!! 🤟🏼🤟🏼
Gypsy shirt? Cool! ..but sure? Google „Alphonse Mucha“ ; )
@@mr.k905 Still a Gypsy shirt :) I have always loved Mucha.
The BEST album of the early 70's!!!
My mom used to play this album all the time when I was a kid. Good memories
Your mom had good taste in music.
Did your mom go to Robbinsdale?
@@pauliarabanos2308 No Mankato
Loved the album since mid 70-s. Just home from seeing them live at The Wildey....Amazing!!!!
They were at the Wildey recently
They played in the student union when I went to college in Cedar Falls, IA in the mid-70s. They are (were) one of the few bands that sounded EXACTLY the same as their recordings in a live performance. They were fairly big in my University of Northern Iowa world, but I'm truly mystified why they never got serious national recognition with all the wonderful music they created.
Maybe the reason the album didn’t sell was because Gypsy released the album as a 2-LP set (meaning higher sticker price).
@THE LONDON LOU EXPERIENCE The Holy Mackerel was one band that was cursed. With several personnel changes during their recording sessions, prompting a few album cover changes followed by the band breaking up upon its completion, even the musical contributions of Paul Williams as writer and performer, with Richard Perry as the producer, couldn’t save their 1968 album from sinking without a trace.
They had crappy management, and some bad luck…. Otherwise they would have killed it.
I may just sit n listen to this for the rest of this evening piano bass mellow lines spoken dreams guitar accents of every others. orchestra too marvelous stuff revive this band ,now you see, where & when we’re they formed love this sound of my younger day 63 +
Growing up in the 70's was the best time of my life and Gypsy was a big part of that. Whenever they were in the Twin Cities we always went to watch them play. Minnesota had a huge number of great bands on the local scene in the late 60's and 70's. It was a great time to be a fan of the greatest music ever.
absolutely superb double LP originally released on Metromedia label in 1970,great guitar-keyboards work!!!!! excellent prog/psych music!!!!!!!! and dont forget to listen to "in the garden" that is great as well!!!!!
amazing
A thousand OMG’s more...since high school this has been a favorite. Way at the top,
It has just been announced that James "Owl" Walsh has passed away. RIP to this brilliant musical artist!
This was my very first album & still have it but no turntable!! Thank you, thank you for putting this up. I've been seaching SOOOO long for them!
This damn thing gets better after every listen.
K-she 95 still plays this album and they still come to St. Louis and play. Anyone who grew up in St. Louis in the 70’s and 80’s is familiar with all these great tunes.
Ps K-SHE is the oldest rock station in the USA.
I remember...
I grew up in Central Illinois and on a good day or night I could pick up K SHE. That was the only way to find out about a lot of bands at the time
Darrell Kingsley
You and me both, brother. Since '67 and still tuned in at 66. Keep on rockin on!
I just saw them in Edwardsville, IL on Fri (Aug 30, 2019). They are still awesome!
@@ronlanter6906 where at ?
Bought both Gypsy CDs after hearing on YT. Like went to LOVE when l got to the 3rd , 4th , 9th spin etc. l now regard the band and these recordings among the big names of this era. Definitely 2 of the best new listens for me this year. Thanks
How have I never heard of this band? It's always a pleasant surprise to come across an album that can keep up with the better-know names of the era... and this is one of these cases.
regional band of the 70's, if you were in the midwest you heard of this band. Also heard of the bands that formed Gypsy. Music was very good in the twin cities during the 70's, my college years. Try Crow Evil Woman, also a Minn band, that never made it big.
I was a 60-70's kid in Minneapolis. Now 72 years old and still listening to all the legends. Minneapolis used to be called the "Minni-Apple) being blessed with the best local bands and the most venues where all the rock legends played (Zepplin, Joplin, Mood Blues, Yes, Doors, Hendrix, Prince, etc. etc.) For another mostly unknown look up Doug Maynard Band. He had the greatest local following and many of us based our entertainment calendar on where he was playing. Pass it on!
Esse disco é perfeito. Ele é bom da primeira à ultima música. É uma obra de arte. Escutei esse disco quando eu era ainda adolescente.. Nunca mais parei de escuta-lo. Aprar de já terem se passado 50 anos , é muito difícil , hoje em dia , encontrar uma banda com tal harmonia e tais músicos.
Herbertt Ramirez Concordo plenamente com você!!👏👏👏
Joia rara...
They played at my high school in OC southeast of L.A. in 1970 -- a benefit for an injured athlete. I went out and found the LP and have been in love with it ever since. Sharing the bill that night were L.A.'s legendary Love and a band named Smokestack Lightning.
Had Smokestack Lightnings album years ago.
Great album...another incredible band with super talent,
amazing writing,vocals and playing....thank you,again!
Gypsy was the greatest rock band EVER - that nobody ever heard of!
An old Rundgren fan turned me on this! so good and yes I never heard of them!
Yes ! A group that should have been known world-wide ! They were and always will be the greatest group EVER !!!
@@marilynsculthorpe3321 uauh!! What a fan!!!!!
Absolutely. I was in Minnesota at the time this came out and there was a MN connection I think. When I heard Dead and Gone I knew this was a band to be reckoned with, yet they disappeared almost unknown like a Gypsy in the woods.
Absolutely love these guys !!! Yes !!! Minnesota !!! Ted Gandy ... It's a shame not many heard of them
James Walsh still at it. Check out Red Stone Line
¡TIENE QUE GUSTARTE ESTE ALBUM! ¡ES UNA ORDEN....!
Once again, I realize I'll never stop finding amazing music. This is an absolute gem!!!
I somehow acquired the original double album LP when I was in college back in the 1970s. It is great to be able to listen to it again. Great music.
Purchased this album in 1970, misplaced it while in the Air Force. Think of it often, really enjoy the sound. So glad to reconnect.
So I'm only halfway through the first song--the vocals in the intro were impressive enough, this rocks! They were really a good band, now I'm listening to the Hammond organ solo and wow, superb! This James Walsh is quite talented. Nicely recorded too! So far so good, I'll be back to comment further. Another undiscovered killer band from the 70's for sure!
Your album collection was complete only if you had this, known as 'Gypsy's White album', the definitive progressive album of the '70s. Thank you for sharing this treasure! It was hard to come by, that phrase that made audiophiles drool: out-of-print.
класс группа.
сколько мало известных
шедевров !
благодарю за знакомство с такими группами .👏👏👏
One of the best albums i ve ever heard
The first time I heard this album I was 5 years old. Listening to my dad's LPS. I grew up loving prog rock. It has always blown my my mind that this band was so underrated.
Agree with the comments . Never heard of this band but they're fantastic .
When this came out my group of friends thought it was wonderful. It was great on the "new" quadrophonic sound machines. I think they were ahead of their time and deserved much more attention than they received.
I just saw them in Edwardsville, IL on Fri (Aug 30, 2019). They are still awesome!
@Ron Lanter......do you know any Lanters in Raymond, IL?
Great Album,Great Time.👍👍👍👍
Great album!!! ♡
Touch of class...with a touch of magic.
Bought this album in 1971 because of the song Gypsy Queen. My favorite debut album, ever
The first two Gypsy albums became instant classics for my part since i discovered them a handfull years ago. Such great songwriting, vocal arrangements and the whole shabang. Such a pity these guys didnt got bigger. They deserve a spot way up there with the farmous and more known acts of the 70s.
I remember these guys when I first started High School
They are playing 3 concerts this weekend at the Wildey Theater in Edwardsville, IL to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the debut album. I bought the tickets before COVID, and have been waiting over 18 months for this! I've been listening to this album since early 70s, can't wait to see it live!
So Doug, how was that show? I just cant imagine, after waiting that long.... :) Rest in peace James Walsh, long live Gypsy's amazing music...
Just had the opportunity to see James Walsh and his 12 peace band live at the Wildy Theater . Great horn section and percussion's . This was one of my first albums and seeing Walsh and company was mind blowing .
Going tonight.
They were excellent, I was there also.
bobm549 We come from Gulf Shores Alabama to see the every time they come to the Wildey
@@graziergeek always a great live band
Exellent band, perfect music, thanx for the opening such masterpiece.
I used to hear this on Radio Luxemburg when we lived in Germany in the early 70's. Great stuff!
I am charmed by this music. Fantastic and magical album, absolutely a masterpiece.
Saw them in the 70s warming up the Guess Who. Instantly smitten!
Beautiful album.
The group is originally
from Minnesota.
Incroyable c'est un album de fou, comment j'ai pu passer si longtemps à coté ?
Prog 70's mais d'une incroyable inspiration et des arrangement vocaux splendides.
J'ai acheté la réédition en vinyle (pourtant chère)....
I listened to this double album a lot in the 70s. Superb band. My album had the INVENDABLE stamp.
Thank you, KSHE-95 for opening my ears.
Such complete and total musical awesomeness....
Love the Alphonse Mucha Zodiac cover!
I'm listening to this album for the first time, and I've never heard the band's name. Great, atmospheric music. Like from the movies of those years. The sophistication of my favorite The Doors, Jefferson Airplane or Frank Zappa is not here, but the compositions themselves and the instrumental playing is perfect.
The Doors are the best. And they only recorded from 1967-1971 -- they didn't waste time, and they didn't have "filler". Jim Morrison left the world with their best album, "LA WOMAN", full of so many GREAT songs. What a loss... And it's too bad people refer to fiction despite all the interviews being out there.
2021. September 18th, Saturday, WILDEY Theater in Edwardsville, I’ll. 2 shows, tickets on sale. Matinee added.
Every time they'd play in Osceola, WI., my friends and I would go listen. Great band. "You've got to got to beware!"
Killer double album.
thank you all for sharing your experiences with this awesome (newfound) band! The internet certainly has its benefits ;)
Хороший альбом, хорошо слушается.Спасибо, очень понравился .
Listen to Gypsy music when my husband was over on watches in Vietnam in the 70s. Thanks for the memories of a awesome band . good workout music on the Sacramento ship...
Live on Eastern Coast and never heard of this band. Love their music! I am now hooked...better late than never!
I can't believe that I was in high school in 1970 and never heard of Gypsy before this... kitchen clean.
I have always loved this band. There was also a band in Milwaukee, Wi. named Gypsy that I also loved.
The old whiskey a go go house band. I grew up just over the hill.
Ahead of it's time back then in 1970 and maybe still ahead of it's time now.
A top ten desert island record.
It has to be the most overlooked and underrated album in rock history! This band should have been HUGE! I've been a fan since the mid 70s but missed my 1 chance to see them live at the Super Jam in Busch Stadium in 1977 (it was over 100 degrees on the Astroturf field I heard). But I've seen the reformed Gypsy led by original Hammond organist and vocals Owl Walsh (RIP) about 15 times since 2000.
Toujours un plaisir que d'écouter et de réécouter Gypsy.....
Excelente rock psicodélico,excelentes voces,guitarras y órgano🇪🇸😍💚❤️💙💜
OMG I forgot how much I love these guys!!!!
WOW!!Timeless.
Thank you, Thank you for posting this. I bought this in 1970 as a senior in HS and have loved it ever since. Sadly mine has been played so much it has lots of clicks and noise, means ir is well loved. Love the quality of this. Excellent post!!
Tolle Musik damals war ich noch jung und habe diese Band bis heute nicht gekannt als Semimusiker selbst in mehren Hobby Bands gespielt ich liebe diese Art von Musik. ❤❤ 9:54 ❤
Amo esse estilo é uma nostalgia suave época em q se sabia fazer música com capricho com riqueza de detalhes incrivelmente super bem feito!!!!!!!
Amen!!!
- Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' 'bout!
Wow hermoso¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ gracias x compartirlo no los conocia¡¡
Saludos linda.
En Tidal suena genial!
So geil!🤩Erinnert mich ein bisschen an Crosby,Stills,Nash and Young!🤩🤩🤩Fühle mich zurückversetzt in die beste Zeit ever!!!70iger Jahre!❤️😎🤩
The guitar work on this record is incredible nothing like it I put this record up against anything recorded
I love how the music rolls from one type into another without missing a beat! Instrumentals were all so fantastic! Simply stated, Enrico Rosenbaum was a musical genius! His suicide at such an early age and at the inception of this band and its music was truly abominable!
Jim Johnson was a very well known guitarist in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Awesome talent!
@@biggerpictureimages hp lovecraft valley of the moon lp.
better than Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon"??!! Genesis "Selling England by the Pound"?, "Jethro Tull "Aqualung"??!! Yes "Close to the Edge"??! King Crimson "In the Court of the Crimson King"?? Well I think it's a good record, I like the music but isn't it a little exaggerated the comparisons??!!
52:54 through 57:58 such a beautiful passage , one of the best to me and that guitar note that starts around 57:46 the sustain off the charts and the blend of the organs , simply out standing .
God! Why wasn't I born in those days?!?!😔 I could've tolerated any kind of tragedy in my life by just listening to those heart-rending music forever 😍
Not dated , but still fresh music, very fresh!
I actually own this album on eight track. A broken eight track to be precise. Thanks for posting.
VERY NICE... I was listening to Glass Harp and this popped up next. Perfect segue! Remember The album cover but not the music. Quite nice
Just watched the documentary on these guys. Amazing. Cool sounds; like a bridge between BS&T/Chicago and later bands like Styx/Journey. Rockier than the former, funkier than the latter.
I would love to watch that documentary. Where did you see it? I wore this album out in the 70's and still listen to it just about every week!
VERY GOOD BAND!
Saw them live 9/24/21 they are still rockin! If you have a chance definitely see them in person.
What an EPIC album by the group formerly known as The Underbeats. I had the album "Gypsy"; a two record set of stellar harmonies, songwriting, arranging and composition and I still listen to these two record albums to this day 8/15/2024. Possibly the greatest rock album ever recorded in the Midwest.
Great cover. Excelent music
I recently heard this album for the very first time. I'm wondering why the Seattle AM and FM stations NEVER played this. I used to think that KJR, KZOK, KISW and KOL played the best and the hippest tunes back in the early 70's. I guess I was wrong.
Jim (calvin james) Johnson on guitar. Rico Rosenbaum, who died young of a drug related suicide. These are essentially The Underbeats, a 60s band that couldn't be more different !
"In the Garden" was a favourite album back in those days. I've heard their other albums years later, thanks to the internet. Just couldn't find Gypsy in the stores where I lived. I have no idea how I even got "In the Garden" and it was on an 8 track. This album is very good, too. Thanks for the upload.
I got this album as a cut-out (dollar bin) in the Pearl Harbor PX sometime in 1970. I still think it's one of the greatest albums I've ever heard. I bought "In the Garden" back home in Champaign, IL in 1971. I've still got both of them.
Another band I forgot about! How could I do that?! Timeless!
Great stuff - just got turned on to them recently and I really love the musicianship, harmonies, everything 👍
Wow! I sure missed out, not discovering this band, back in the day.