SEATRAIN (1970) Seatrain Capitol Records SMAS 659 | Progressive Rock | Folk | Pop | Full Album

"Seatrain" is the second album by the American band Seatrain, released in 1970 on Capitol Records (SMAS-659).
The album features a mix of rock and country rock, with notable tracks including the opening cover of the Little Feat song "I'm Willin'," the folky "Broken Morning," and the bluegrass-inspired instrumental "Sally Goodin'." The album also features a cover of the classic fiddle tune "Orange Blossom Special."
The band's lineup had changed slightly since their debut album, with Richard Greene (violin) and Andy Kulberg (bass, flute) being the only holdovers from the original lineup. New members included Peter Walsh (vocals, guitar), Peter Rowan (vocals, guitar), and Larry Atamanuik (drums).
While the album didn't achieve the same level of commercial success as their debut, it was still well-received by critics and helped solidify the band's reputation as an innovative and genre-defying group. "Seatrain" is a strong follow-up to their debut and showcases the band's versatility and musical chops.
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00:00 I'm Willin'
03:44 Song Of Job
09:59 Broken Morning
13:13 Home To You
16:45 Out Where The Hills
22:52 Waiting For Elijah
26:51 13 Questions
29:47 Oh My Love
32:39 Sally Goodin'
34:57 Creepin' Midnight
40:29 Orange Blossom Special
Seatrain was formed in 1969 and originally consisted of six members: Andy Kulberg (bass, flute), Lloyd Baskin (keyboards), Richard Greene (violin), Peter Rowan (guitar, vocals), Jim Roberts (drums), and Larry Atamanuik (drums). All of the members had previously played in other bands, with Kulberg and Greene being former members of the Blues Project, and Baskin and Roberts having played in the Jim Kweskin Jug Band.
Seatrain was known for their unique sound, which blended elements of rock, folk, and classical music. In addition to their diverse musical influences, the band was also notable for their use of unusual instruments such as the violin and flute.
After the release of their debut album "Sea Train," the band continued to tour and record, releasing several more albums over the years. However, they went through numerous lineup changes and struggled to maintain a stable roster of members.
Despite this, Seatrain continued to be influential in the world of progressive rock, and their legacy can still be heard in the music of many artists today.
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I just bought this record at goodwill for 2 bucks ....I'm a turntablist or scratch dj ...God I hate terms....but I looked this up and this popped up first...thank you...this is amazing...I'm subscribing 😮

[@melvynbooker1058]

Thanks again…great album .. more commercial than the first version of the band, Richard Greene sublime always

[@tree3449]

❣ Love Love Love Seatrain. Every single song from every single album!

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Wow!!!!!!