Artist: P.F. Flyer
Album: P.F. Flyer Play Gianchetta Jazz
Label: A.V.G. Records – LP-101
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1970
Genre: Psychedelic Rock
Quality: FLAC | lossless

Tracklist:
A1. Rest Easy
A2. Rocks Off
A3. High Quest
A4. Dry Mix Blues
B1. Pelling Bell
B2. Just Floating
B3. Honky Fonk
B4. Blue Larkspur

Personel:
Bass – David Nerlove
Choreography – Anthony Gianchetta
Drum – Allan (DuVille) Callaway
Guitar – Phillip Ferruchi
Keyboards – Doug Whitfield

A very remarkable find with an even more mind-blowing history of its recording. The members of this American group, apparently, went to the dance club of the famous San Francisco choreographer Anthony Junchetta and recorded this record as background music for his classes. Everything would be fine, but the music turned out to be not lounge or soundtrack, as one might think, but wild and unbridled psychedelic prog from the series of sophisticated library music - deafening fuzz guitar, rich "Hammond" and heavy rhythm section. Like Blue Phantom, but better. Purely jam-like improvisations, which, however, never last too long (no more than 4 minutes), and the album itself barely exceeds 26 minutes. This vinyl is very, very rare - according to rumors, no more than 12 pieces were released, so they give thousands of dollars for it now (if they can find at least one copy). I'm not sure that this oddity is worth this money, but the album is very, very good. There are two bluesy numbers, but for the most part it is colorful and dynamic instrumental psych-prog with excellent organ work and powerful hard-rock guitar. Highly recommended! This artifact has not been noticed on CD yet