Vinyl Records by Babe Ruth

Babe Ruth

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Amar Caballero Prog New - LP ST 11275 Harvest Sealed 1974 Original, Custom Inner Sleeve, Clean COH.... more details

	Amar Caballero Prog Used - LP ST 11275 Harvest 1974 Original, Custom Inner Sleeve, Clean COH. Appears Unplayed.... more details

	Stealin' Home Prog New - LP ST 11451 Capitol Sealed 1975 Original.... more details

	First Base Pop New - LP SW 11151 Harvest Sealed 1973 Original, Clean COH. “First Base Was British Hard Rock Group Babe Ruth's Biggest Success, Both In Terms Of Popular And Critical Acclaim. This LP Defined An Interesting Junction Between Hard Rock And Progressive Rock. The Two Driving Forces Behind This Album Were Guitarist Alan Shackloc, Who Wrote Most Of The Material, And Vocalist Janita Haan, Who Came Out As The Perfect Balance Between Janis Joplin And Robert Plant. The Album Contained "The Mexican," The Band's Classic Song Which Also Includes A Theme By Western Soundtrack Composer Ennio Morricone ("Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu"). Other Highlights Include The Powerful Rock Number "Wells Fargo," The Sweet-And-Sour "Black Dog" (With Nice Piano Work By Dave Punshon), And A Surprising Rendition Of Frank Zappa's "King Kong." The Strings And Oboe Arrangements In "The Runaways" Don't Work As Well, But At Least They Don't Get Pompous. With Its Long Songs (Six To Eight Minutes) And Lush Arrangements, First Base Seduced Both The Hard Rock And The Progressive Rock Crowds. The Album Cover Was Painted By Roger Dean, Who Illustrated Many Yes Albums.” Francois Couture, AMG.... more details