That time Wrecking Crew drummer Hal Blaine went psychedelic

Co-produced by Hal Blaine & Steve Barri in 1967, Hal got trippy tweaking help from Emil Richards and Moog ace Paul Beaver. 

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Hal Blaine's 1967 Psychedelic Percussion. The most recorded drummer in music history (35,000 recorded tracks including 150 top 10 hits)  on his most intriguing recording. An all instrumental psychedelic jazz recording featuring a massive array of percussion instruments, toys, and electronics. The second record to ever feature the Moog modular synthesizer. First time reissued on vinyl. Sourced from the original master tapes. Inner sleeve with session notes and tape box photos. On turquoise/gold vinyl. Limited to 2000. Get a copy of the Jackpot Records' vinyl reissue of Hal Blaine's Psychedelic Percussion right here. Have a listen below.