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THE
E-TYPES
“Specializing
in a British Invasion sweet pop style, the band was ultimately swept aside
by the California psychedelicatessaneers, but surviving them is Introducing,
which collects all their ultra-rare singles and a buttload of unreleased
stuff.” - Magnet “The
package has incredible sound and a 10-page booklet with exclusive photos
and an essay from Jud Cost, co-editor of the Bay Area’s Cream
Puff War music magazine.” - Break Magazine
“Certainly, if Liverpool’s second finest band have ever covered
Lennon/McCartney’s ‘Love
of the Loved,’
it would have sounded exactly like The E-Types’ rendition...”
- Record Collector
“... fans of '60s janglepop and Mersybeat need this!” - Fruit
Basket Upset
“...an early highlight to this fledgling series...this does for British
pop what the Rolling Stones did for American R&B and, as the press
release says, is a must have.” - Goldmine
“...blissful harmony pop with strains of resonant folk rock.”
- Twist & Shake
“...‘Love
of the Loved’
(which the Beatles never officially released themselves) rates as one
of the best unknown Beatles covers of the ‘60s.” - Rock
“...An aural banquet of pithy pop snacks, this keeper of an album
uncovers the E-Types in a genuine live environment...the next best thing
to being there if you missed catching the E-Types back when they were
wowing the daylights out of Northern California crowds with their heavenly
harmonies!” - Twist & Shake
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