Kak Kak USA Vinyl LP Record BN26429 Kak Kak BN26429 Epic

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KAK Kak (Legendary 1968 US yellow Epic label stereo LP. The vinyl on this fantastic LP is in amazing condition having retained its original shine. There are no marks of any kind. This is highly unusual as this record is [when found] normally in less than vg condition. The labels are bright with no spindle marks, indicating very little play. The thick card, matt picture sleeve is also in mint condition - it really doesn't get any better than this! BN26429)

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Product Availability

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Release Year

1968 - 56 years ago

Condition

Unless stated otherwise in the description above, all items are in at least excellent condition - so please read our descriptions carefully. We try to sell items as close to Mint condition as possible, and many will indeed be close to brand new and/or unplayed. Others may be 'used' - and all will meet our strict grading and are 100% guaranteed.

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Format

vinyl LP album (LP record)

Record Label

Epic

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Product Catalogue No

BN26429

Music Genre

Progressive, 60s Rock, Psychedelic

Country

Comes from USA Comes from 'USA'

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Tracklisting & More Information

The self-titled Kak LP was minor-league San Francisco psychedelic rock colored by a lot of influence from bigger Bay Area bands, particularly Moby Grape; the vocal harmonies and curling guitar work on tracks like 'Disbelievin'" and "Everything's Changing" in particular sounded like a more pedestrian Moby Grape. There were also more distant echoes of Quicksilver Messenger Service (in the guitar work) and the Grateful Dead (in faint traces of country-blues-rock). Kak were best, and least derivative, at their quietest, as on the gentle country-tinged rocker "I've Got Time, " the good-time wistful psych-folk-rock of "Lemonade Kid, " and the harpsichord-decorated ballad "Flowing By, " which was as derivative of Donovan as much of their other songs were of Moby Grape.

Kak's album was barely promoted and sold little. It didn't help that the band played less than a dozen shows before breaking up in early 1969, Damrell having already quit prior to the split. Yoder did a single for Epic and and then joined Blue Cheer

LP RECORD

Recording Artist	Kak
Product Title	Kak
Product Information	Kak Kak USA vinyl LP album (LP record).
Language	All tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description.
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