MP3/320/96MB
Blues Rock, Boogie Rock, West Coast Rock
Scrubbaloe Caine was a Canadian rock music group, active from 1970 to 1975. Round One is the debut and only studio album by the band, released in 1973. Recorded at RCA Victor's Music Center of the World in Los Angeles, it's a blues-rock record produced by David M. Kershenbaum with a lineup that included future Loverboy guitarist Paul Dean and Guess Who bassist Jim Kale.
In 1975 planned a second album to be titled Street Level. The album was never completed or released, and the band broke up in 1976.
Tracks:
1. Edmonton Rain 3:01
2. Do I Love You (Does A Guitar Play The Blues?) 3:51
3. Rosalie 3:27
4. Gonna Keep An Eye On You 3:30
5. Daybreak 5:29
6. Trouble 5:03
7. Feelin’ Good On Sunday 3:04
8. Travelin’ 3:48
9. Crazy ‘Bout A Blues Guitar 7:07
Personnel:
Bass, Vocals - Jim Kale
Drums, Percussion, Vocals - Bill McBeth
Keyboards, Harmonica, Lead Vocals - Al Foreman
Lead Guitar - Jim Harmata
Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar - Paul Dean
Violin, Lead Vocals - Henry Small
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