BF Good Golly Mrs Molly

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from BLACK FLOWERS by Valery Belinov

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Good Golly Mrs. Molly... Guitar lent their rhythm guitarist Sema. There was also Ravinski's fuzz, but I knew, better than my sound no one else. I confidently led the group behind me, singing riffs in the beginning, but when played solo, I looked with a little corner of my eye and saw the reaction of Igor and Ada, they looked at each other and their eyebrows uncontrollably crept upward, regardless of their emotions. Musicians confidently swept over me, and at the time of his solo Ravinski just started to stammer, at this speed, he never played. Superiority was established mute and unconditionally. Sergei looked confused. Good Golly, we started almost without a break, and when I began to sing, but rather growled a voice, imitating John Fogerty, confirming each phrase with vociferous solo reprises. Igor Ada no longer holding back emotions, jumped up and went into a steep rock-n-roll, dancing in a full. The fuzz sound just blew all the internal barriers and climbed up directly on the top of their heads at the top center. Thousand petals began to rotate, causing unimaginable kaleidoscope of shapes and colorful images. This rock-n-roll was characterized by its strange sudden end, creating additional shock therapy. Just try to stop the train hurtling furiously, would be about the same reaction
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from BLACK FLOWERS, released January 9, 1972
There were already four: drums (so-called) - Boris Goroshnikov, solo and rhythm guitar - Igor Lensky, bass - Vova "Nikita" Nikitin and Valery Belinov - vocalist and frontman-guitarist
RIGAS APGERBS 1972
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tags: blues apocalyptic multi-directional New York
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