Larry's Rebels - A Study In Black / Best Of 65-69 flac album

Tracks 1-14 from the LP "A Study In Black" (NZ 1966). Tracks 15-26 Singles A & B Sides 1965-1969.

Larry's Rebels were a garage rock band, formed in Ponsonby, New Zealand, in 1964. Staying with a relatively preserved lineup, the band had in New Zealand and Australia several nationally charting singles. The group incorporated a diversity of musical genres ranging from blues rock to psychedelic pop, in large part due to the versatility of lead vocalist, Larry Morris. As Larry's Rebels progressed, they were able to merge both British Invasion, and American musical influences into their own repertoire.

Larry’s Rebels first and only album, Study In Black, was recorded with Garth Benfell at Shortland Street TV studios in Auckland, and released in the summer of 1967. The highly collectible record is a hodge-podge of disposable pop and classy R&B tracks. Of note is 'Inside Looking Out', a piece of Animalistic urban blues, and the Williams/Morris original 'Shakin’ Up Some Soul', a hard out frugger that kept Rebels fans bouncing. With Madrigal, an uneven album of pop standards captured by talented engineer Wahanui Wynyard, in the can, The Rebels moved permanently to Australia in March 1969. When the intriguingly titled follow-up, 'Can You Make It On Your Own?' flopped, the tide receded, and in January 1970, The Rebels, one of the best New Zealand pop groups of the 1960s, disbanded. It’d been a long eight years.

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