| Artist: Lothar & The Hand Pe |
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Machines ~ Lothar & the Hand People
2. This Is It ~ Lothar & the Hand People
3. This May Be Goodbye ~ Lothar & the Hand People
4. That's Another Story ~ Lothar & the Hand People
5. Kids Are Little People ~ Lothar & the Hand People
6. Ha (Ho) ~ Lothar & the Hand People
7. Sex and Violence ~ Lothar & the Hand People
8. Bye Bye Love ~ Lothar & the Hand People
9. Milkweed Love ~ Lothar & the Hand People
10. You Won't Be Lonely ~ Lothar & the Hand People
11. Woody Woodpecker ~ Lothar & the Hand People
12. It Comes on Anyhow ~ Lothar & the Hand People
13. Paul, in Love ~ Lothar & the Hand People
14. Rose Colored Glasses ~ Lothar & the Hand People
15. Nobody Knows ~ Lothar & the Hand People
16. Music Never Stops, The ~ Lothar & the Hand People
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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Lothar & The Hand People: John Emelin (vocals, Theremin); Kim King (guitar, Moog synthesizer, tapes); Paul Conly (keyboards, Moog synthesizer); Rusty Ford (electric bass); Tom Flye (percussion). |
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Recorded at Centaur Studios, New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Dan Burr. |
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All tracks have been digitally remastered. |
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Personnel: John Emelin (vocals, Theremin); Kim King (guitar, Moog synthesizer); Paul Conly (keyboards, Moog synthesizer); Rusty Ford (electric bass); Tom Flye (percussion). |
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Audio Remasterer: Jerry Peterson. |
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Liner Note Author: Jim Allen . |
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A true product of their times, Lothar & The Hand People emerged in the late '60s, only to disappear a few years later. This, their debut album, fully tells the story of the band as Lothar & The Hand People mix folk-rock with psychedelia. It's all done in a manner that decades later sounds less revolutionary than quaint, but it's just this kind of quaintness that lends this album its enduring charm. |
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Songs like "That's Another Story" show the band's New York City coffeehouse roots. Lothar & The Hand People shift from sounding a bit like the Lovin' Spoonful or the Youngbloods on some tracks, to sounding like a gentler version of Devo (as on "Kids Are Little People") on others. The "Lothar" in the band's name refers to the theremin they'd use on some of the songs. When reissued on compact disc, six additional songs--originally the A- and B-sides of their first three singles--were added. |
Producer: Robert Marguleff |
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Technical Info
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Release Date : 03/23/2010 |
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Original Release Date : 1968 |
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Catalog ID : MIW 101063 |
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Label : Micro Werks |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00813411010632 |
Professional Reviews
Alternative Press (1/00, pp.94-5)
- "One of many eccentrics who represented the kooky, accessible face of the late '60s psychedelic underground....will charm the paisley shirt off any Elephant 6 aficionado..."
- "One of many eccentrics who represented the kooky, accessible face of the late '60s psychedelic underground....will charm the paisley shirt off any Elephant 6 aficionado..."
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