Old Pan Sound (Vinyl 7") 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

Old Pan Sound (Vinyl 7") 60s 70s Psych Prog RockVernon Buckley started singing from the tender age of fifteen and formed the group The Maytones in 1968 with his neighbour Gladstone Grant. The duo almost instantly went in the studio after audition for Alvin Ranglin of GG records in Kingston, Jamaica. The Maytones sucessfully made a string of hits "Funny Man", "Loving Reggae", "Serious Love", "Africa We Want To Go".

this is a pop record

The Abyssinians and GG Records led to an impressive album for Studio One

to sophisticated Philly-style floaters like It's The Same Old Story

I leave and I come back home

Motown and much more

Lightwell Recordings

Dog Eat Dog

while Cave does his unparalleled goth-blues thing on John Lee Hooker's 'I'm Gonna Kill That Woman

The sound and lyrics brim with character

atonal Two People in a Room and the choppy

whilst adding tracks featured on the show that can be found on prior Furman albums such as Perpetual Motion People and Transangelic Exodus

'pulsates with a bounding energy that's quite a step apart from anything else in their catalogue