#spooky tooth

[jt1674]

[fucksurass]

hrnggg gonna eat glass and sand and microwaves and radiation i cant contain my autism super power anymore

What if I ate the autism....

[tfc2211]

 Recorded 1st July 1969 at Island Studios, Basing Street, London. B-side of European single, released as Island WIP 6058 in August 1969

[everythingisterrible]

Do not question Mr. Slam only obey Mr. Slam

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[topoet]

Spooky Traffic

By Traffic I have, as either stand-alone or mp3: Mr. Fantasy – original & expanded (1967); Traffic (1968); John Barleycorn Mist Die (1970); Low Spark of High Heeled Boys (1971): Welcome to the Canteen (1971); On The Road (1973); Smiling Phases (1991). So you might say I was a fan lol. Though my interest did drop off after Low Spark. I loved their first single: Paper Sun/Hole in My Shoe & had the…

[mudwerks]

(via Evil Woman - Spooky Tooth (1969)

[evenleo]

不想画其他人了sorry就这样吧（逃跑）

[milkyway-ashes]

there aren't enough Spooky Tooth content on tumblr... :'(

[krispyweiss]

Spooky Tooth Co-founder, “Dream Weaver” Gary Wright Dies at 80

- Keyboardist and singer collaborated with George Harrison and Ringo Starr

Gary Wright, the Spooky Tooth co-founder who pioneered synth rock with 1975’s the Dream Weaver, has died.

Wright was 80 and had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and dementia.

Ambrosia, the band that backed Wright on his final gigs, called the musician “a big part of our hearts,” in announcing his death.

“Gary's iconic music added so much to our shows, and we always enjoyed having him with us,” the group said.

Wright was an original member of Spooky Tooth before going solo. Former Traffic (and later, Fleetwood Mac) guitarist Dave Mason said,” there’s a certain (and sure) brotherhood from those days, during that incredible era of rock ’n’ roll.”

“He leaves us all with great songs and was one of the good guys in this business,” Mason said of Wright. “I’ll miss this lifetime friend. Blessings, Dream Weaver.”

Wright collaborated with George Harrison throughout the 1970s, beginning with All Things Must Pass. His biggest solo success came with his 1975 album, the Dream Weaver, whose title track and “Love is Alive” became Wright’s best-known songs - numbers he would perform with Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band in the following century.

“Gary's vibrant personality and exceptional talent made every moment together truly enjoyable,” Stephen Bishop said. “His legacy will live on for many years to come.”

Wright released his final solo album, Connected, in 2010.

“May Gary Wright rest in peace and love,” Todd Rundgren’s Spirit of Harmony Foundation said.

9/5/23

[radiophd]

spooky tooth -- luger's groove

[spilladabalia]

Spooky Tooth - Moriah (1974)

[jt1674]

[ugly-boy-forever]

Still can't believe me and this mf have the same name

[tfc2211]

2016 Reissue Bonus Track: BBC Radio One "Top Gear" session, recorded 30th September 1968. First broadcast 6th October 1968

[d0seage]

Spooky Tooth

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