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Strawberry Alarm Clock – The World In A Sea Shell. More images. Label:COE Records (2) – none: Format: CDr, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release. Country:Russia: Released:2005: Genre: ... Strawberry Alarm Clock - "Sea Shell" 1968 Psych (45-RPM Mono Mix) 3:02; Strawberry Alarm Clock - 02 - Blues For A Young Girl Gone (by EarpJohn)
Glenn Brigman. ストロベリー・アラーム・クロック （Strawberry Alarm Clock）は、1967年 にカリフォルニア州 ロサンゼルス のダウンタウンの北約10マイルの都市 グレンデールで 結成された サイケデリック・ロック バンド [1] 。.
22 de abr. de 2022 · The Strawberry Alarm Clock are a talented group of guys. The depth of their sound goes beyond just "Incense and Peppermints," which is what most have known them for. Although they only released four LPs in their initial run, they all show many varieties of songwriting craft and arrangements, and their third effort "The World in a Sea Shell" album is certainly no exception.
Strawberry Alarm Clock occupies a peculiar niche in the history of '60s rock. Their name is as well known to anyone who lived through the late-'60s psychedelic era as that of almost any group one would care to mention, mostly out of its sheer, silly trippiness as a name and their one major hit, "Incense and Peppermints," which today is virtually the tonal equivalent of a Summer of Love flashback.
29 de jul. de 2018 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupSea Shell · Strawberry Alarm ClockThe World In A Sea Shell℗ 1968 Geffen RecordsReleased on: 1968-01-01Producer: B...
The World in a Sea Shell, an Album by Strawberry Alarm Clock. Released in November 1968 on Uni (catalog no. 73035; Vinyl LP). Genres: Psychedelic Pop. Rated #437 in the best albums of 1968. Featured peformers: Frank Slay (producer), Bill Holmes (producer), Howard Davis (vocal arrangements), George Tipton (arranger), Paul Buff (engineer), Don Weller (illustration), Violet Watters (illustration).
5 de feb. de 2010 · “Sea Shell” is the leadoff track on Strawberry Alarm Clock’s 1968 album The World In A Sea Shell. A dense, lush and slow-moving song, “Sea Shell” has a gorgeous melody but some ill-conceived ocean sounds and sappy orchestral overdubs. The result is a song that may be too somnambulistic for certain fans of the band’s previous work.
