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Original compositions made their way into the band's repertoire over the five years between their formation and the release of their debut album
BILL who honed his skill and cultivated his ear for harmonies at an early age
wrapping around garage-punk concepts into noise-rock proposals
Their legendary live show has taken them to all corners of the earth
“I don’t feel the need to prove myself no more
BARBARA LYNN - The Atlantic Years 1968-1973 LP industrial Original compositions made their wayNumbered limited edition. 180 gram vinyl housed in tip on sleeve. Barbara Lynn Ozen is an American rhythm and blues guitarist, singer and songwriter born in Beaumont, Texas and played piano as a child but switched to guitar, which she plays left handed, inspired by Guitar Slim, Jimmy Reed, Elvis Presley and Brenda Lee. She is best known for her R&B chart topping hit ''You'll Lose A Good Thing.'' In 2018, Lynn received the National Heritage Fellowship.
