Kindred — Kindred 1971 (USA, Hard, Psychedelic, Blues Rock)br br This is an incredible album!! This band was produced by Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night. They had a blazing blend of rock 'n' soul that should have filled arenas, but somehow didn't connect with the public at the time. Do yourself a favor and GET THIS NOW!!!!br br The debut album (of only two) from the Los Angeles band. The album was produced by Chuck Negron, lead singer of Three Dog Night. Enjoy!Kindred were an under-appreciated rock band that played in the shadow of Three Dog Night – as their backing band for a while. They had serious talent and rightfully broke out on their own with signing an album deal with Warner Bros. Records. Top Rated Tracks: the blazing ‘Too Many People’, the inventive ‘Captain Bobby Stout’, the funky ‘Hang Ups’ and the rousing ‘All Night Woman’. This sextet’s debut is a solid offering of 70’s hard rock.THANK YOU TO G.GRIFFIN! WE HAD AMAZING TIME RECORDING THIS FIRST ALBUM. WE ACTUALLY DID TOUR THE COUNTRY PLAYING ARENAS AS AN OPENING ACT FOR 3 DOG NIGHT TO MULTIPLE ENCORES EVERY NIGHT. YOU COMMENTS WERE PERCEPTIVE IN THAT WE DID NOT QUITE FIND OUR AUDIENCE FOR A NUMBER OF REASONS.br MARTY RODGERSbr LEAD SINGER, CO-WRITER, KINDREDbr br Tracks:br br 01. Captain Babby Stout - 0:00br br 02. Sweetness - 5:04br br 03. Movin' On - 7:24br br 04. Too Many People - 10:27br br 05. Great Day - 13:31br br 06. Lullabye - 16:18br br 07. All Night Woman - 20:32br br 08. Everything Is For Now - 23:10br br 09. Hang Ups - 25:51br br 10. Pablum (We Can Serve Ourselves) - 31:02br br br Personnel:br br Bobby Cochran - guitar, vocalsbr Marty Rodgers - vocalsbr Gloria Giano - vocalsbr Bernie Mysior - bassbr David Bluefield - keyboardsbr Oliver Brown - Congasbr Ron Grinel - drums, percussionbr +br John Stronach – engineerbr Chuck Negron - producerbr br ⚠ If there are any copyright issues please contact me. I will remove the video.