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Very little is known about Joe Prichard or his sidekicks, except that the band, which hailed from Missouri, drew it's inspiration from influences far and wide, resulting in each of the five tracks being very different in character, ranging from the power chords and staccato guitar breaks of the Jimmy Page variety, to the throaty sax of 12-bar blues specialists Climax as well as the dual guitars of ZZ Top. There's even a nine-minute jam a la Jethro Tull or Traffic with flute and sax giving a decidedly jazzy feel to proceedings. Originally released in 1974, this is another extremely rare record now reissued by Riding Easy Records. InchPro-sounding 1970s rarity with a ballsy rock sound and songs ranging from ambitious prog over bluesy bar-rock into macho FM rock postures. It's solid across the board with excellent guitar leads, soulful vocals, and a versatile band. Keyboards, woodwinds and elaborate arrangements provide a prog-AOR vibe that may turn some off, although there's enough groove to keep one's attention throughout the four long tracks.Inch - (Acid Archives) Album Tracks 1. Side One 1. Blind Man 2. 2. Rose Petal Lady 3. Side Two 1. Reason to Be 4. 2. the Machine Is Small Enough 5. 3. August Apathy
