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picking up a Zeppelin echo from the British rock scene that had raided its larder
out of Deep City
From 1967-1980
It was a mess
More detritus from Mickey Rouse's Golden Triangle-based Lowland Studio
So Good To Have You Home Again b/w Put Out The Fire Format:Digital picking up a Zeppelin echoFeaturing brothers Greg and Larry Magee, Kevin Rowan, and Basil Hughes, the Mystiques were a prodigious teenage band discovered at deep south side Fenger Highs talent show by Chess recording artist King Fleming. Their voices betrayed their age, and shortly after, Fleming had them in the studio cutting Put Out the Fire and So Good to Have You Home Again for an unambitious release on the miniscule Orr label. Dead on the vine, Fleming brought the group