Creme Soda - Tricky Zingers (1975)

Hailed from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where they first started playing together in 1972. Both 45s are from their album, which contains quite a range of styles. Melodic soft rock predominates as evidenced by Give It Up, Tonight, Deep In A Dream, Keep It Heavy and Daydreamin'; but there's also a couple of weirder more psychedelic tracks in the early Pink Floyd mould - Numero Uno and The Beat Song; some rockabilly/punk (I'm) Chewin' Gum and When The Sun Shines and a bit of punk/blues on That ls That. Overall, it's worth investigating.
(taken from "Fuzz, Acid and Flowers")

OK, I know that "Tricky Zingers" was already posted on several blogs but it is one of my favourites. Rip is from the original album (Trinity CST-11-LA / 1975).

Tracklist:
- Give It Up (Man)
- Tonight
- Numero Uno
- (I'm) Chewin' Gum
- Deep In A Dream
- The Nazz Are Blue
- Keep It Heavy
- Roses All Around
- And That Is That
- The Beat Song
- When The Sun Shines
- Daydreamin'

Personnel:
Jim Wilson (bs, keyb'ds, vcls)
Bill Tanon (gtr, bs, harp, mandolin, vcls)
Ron Juntunen (lead gtr, bs)
Art Hicks (drms)

Band origin:
Milwaukie (Wisconsin/US)

Discographie:
Albums:
1. Tricky Zingers (Trinity CST-11-LA) 1975

45's:
1. Keep It Heavy/And That Is That (Trinity 112) 1975
2. Keep It Heavy/And That Is That (Trinity 45121) 1975
3. (I'm) Chewin' Gum/Roses All Around (Trinity 45122) 1975

Get it here (Artwork included / vinyl rip)

Listen to Numero Uno