Blood On The Saddle

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Blood On The Saddle New - LP - NAR 015 Factory Sealed 1984 Original. Rare Black Cover Version. From The Band That, Along With Tex & The Horseheads, Put The Punk In Cowpunk. more
	Blood On The Saddle New - LP - NAR 015 Factory Sealed 1984 Original With Brown Cover. Small, Clean Cut Out Hole. From The Band That, Along With Tex & The Horseheads, Put The Punk In Cowpunk. more
	Fresh Blood New - LP - SST 116 Sealed 1987 Original. “One Of Los Angeles' More Notable Band Of Hillbilly Thrashers, Blood On The Saddle Was Originally Formed By Vocalist And Guitarist Greg Davis With Bassist Ron Botelho And Hermann Senac, Who Alternated Work On Drums And Vocals. Months After They Began Playing Shows, Blood On The Saddle Was Augmented With Yet Another Vocalist, Annette Zilinskas, Formerly Of The Bangles. (She Had Left The Band Just Before The Release Of Their First LP In 1984.) The Group Debuted With A Respected Self-Titled Album On New Alliance In 1984, But Moved To Chameleon In 1986 For Poison Love, An Album Just A Bit More Mature Than The Country Chaos Of Their First. Third Album Fresh Blood, Though Released By SST Records, Was Their Last.” AMG - John Bush. more
	Poison Love New - LP - CHLP 8601 Sealed 1986 Original With Small Saw Cut. “Recorded A Full Two Years After Blood On The Saddle's Debut Record, Poison Love Demonstrates Tremendous Growth In Terms Of Cohesion And Coherence. The Group Still Has A Punky Energy, But It Frequently Sounds More Like One Of The Better Guitar Pop Bands Of The Mid-'60s--The Five Americans Or The Bobby Fuller Four, Say--Rather Than Like A Bunch Of Punks Who Stumbled Into A Country Roadhouse (Which Is What It Sounded Like On Its First Album). Annette Zilinskas, The Band's Best Vocalist, Is Given More Microphone Time, And Greg Davis Almost Seems To Have Learned To Sing Harmony. The Rough Edges Aren't All Smoothed Away, Of Course, And They Still Sound As Though They Might Break Into A Double-Time Version Of "Ghost Riders In The Sky" Any Minute, But That's Their Charm.” AMG - William Ruhlman. more