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Canned Heat - Historical Figures and Ancient Heads - Amazon.com Music
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1972 vinyl LP on United Artists #5557. Gatefold jacket. Original release includes 39 x 21 band poster. Tracks: Sneakin' Around - Hill's Stomp - Rockin' With the Knife - I Don't Care What You Tell Me - Long Way From LA - Cherokee Dance - That's All Right - Utah
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Henry Vestine returned to lead guitar on Canned Heat's sixth album "Historical Figures and Ancient Heads," released in December 1971. This album was a fairly routine blues workout played with surprising energy and enthusiasm by a band that must have been devastated from the tremendous loss of their co-founder, the irreplaceable Alan Wilson. Joel Scott Hill (later of the Flying Burrito Brothers) filled in for Wilson on rhythm guitar, and handled the vocals on several tracks, including the opener, "Sneakin' Around;" and the Jimmy Roger's classic, "That's All Right," which featured Harvey Mandel on lead guitar. Hill takes the guitar lead on his instrumental, "Hill's Stomp." Another instrumental, "I Don't Care What You Tell Me," written by Adolfo de la Parra, features Charles Lloyd on flute. Other highlights include a collaboration with Little Richard on "Rockin' with the King;" and the single, "Long Way From L.A." The album closes with a ferocious jam on the extended track, "Utah." [This lineup of the group is also captured on the "Live at the Turku Rock Festival" album.]
Excellent price compared to Amazon's list price. Thank you Amazon for providing this internal competition! Somehow I ended up ordering 2 copies through Amazon... Luckily I have lots of friends that enjoy Canned Heat.
We all heard 'On the Road Again' and 'Goin' up the Country' and we fell in love with Canned Heat, you must have done or else you wouldn't be reading this, right? well maybe you should reach out and listen to this album. Its got feeling, rawness, atmosphere, balls and oh yes almost forgot, its got bloody good blues. This album feels good, it tastes good and it sounds good. That's All Right.. hey thats the seventh track on the disc and its 'lost that girl' feeling crap but saying your OK blues when really your not. That is what its all about and this track especially is worth buying the album for even if you don't like the rest. Be assured though, you will!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2001
I've had the album for 20 years and have worn it out on very good equipment. I think it is the perfect blend of hard rock, boogie, & blues. I'm in the process of replacing my aging L.P. collection with C.D.'s and have just ordered this one. I am an album oriented music listener and I rate this as one of the top 5 albums ever.
Avec la mort du génial harmoniciste et compositeur Alan Wilson en 1970, on craignait le pire avec ce disque, et ô surprise c'est plutôt le meilleur qui nous est offert avec "Historical figures and ancient heads".
Joel Scott-Hill s'avère une recrue musicale de choix tant au chant, à la guitare que comme compositeur ("Hill's stomp"). C'est malheureusement son goût immodéré pour la bouteille qui l'empêchera de faire carrière au sein de Canned Heat...
De plus, agréable surprise, on retrouve sur "I don't care what you tell me" la flûte traversière qui avait fait le succès de "Going up the country"... et même Little Richard au piano sur "Rockin'with the king"! En conclusion un disque très bien conçu qui semble témoigner d' un très fort instinct de conservation du groupe à la suite de la mort tragique d' Al Wilson.
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