Totty

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SIGH 01:35 Tools
Lucky 01:35 Tools
Uncomfortable 04:21 Tools
RIFF 04:21 Tools
Wicked Truth 04:21 Tools
Thus Saith The Lord 01:35 Tools
Crack In The Cosmic Egg 05:09 Tools
T-Town Tears 02:43 Tools
Pho 05:43 Tools
Ovaryt 05:43 Tools
Love Down By One Share (Love Song To A Whore) 05:01 Tools
Somebody Help Me 08:24 Tools
Take Me Away Jesus 05:02 Tools
Assistance 05:43 Tools
Bryan 05:43 Tools
Trying To Forget You 03:50 Tools
I´ve Done Made Up My Mind 03:50 Tools
I've Done Made Up My Mind 05:43 Tools
I’ve Done Made Up My Mind 05:43 Tools
Take My Love 05:43 Tools
Scratched Records 05:43 Tools
In Memory Of Jimi Hendrix 05:43 Tools
Avalanche Of Love 03:50 Tools
Livin' In The Streets 03:50 Tools
Bass Mint 03:50 Tools
Parable Of The Lost Astronaut 03:50 Tools
Tryin To Forget You 03:50 Tools
I've Seen Miracles 03:50 Tools
It's Up To You 03:50 Tools
Iґve Done Made Up My Mind 03:50 Tools
Tryin' to Forget You 03:50 Tools
Love Down By One Share 05:01 Tools
Standin' In Heartaches 05:01 Tools
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There are two artists known as Totty. 1) An Australian indie/punk band from NSW. 2) If you like that heavy guitar sound from the mid '70's then Totty is a must! If you're into bands like Neil Merryweather, Montrose, Nitzinger or Highway Robbery then you will love this cd. "From the blistering Southern rock instrumental opener, 'Thus Saith The Lord', to the final chords of 'Somebody Help Me', this explosive album by the Oklahoma-based Totty brothers simply rocks from beginning to end. Dennis and Byron Totty, supported by a revolving door of drummers, rock their way through 9 self-penned tracks as if they're a major headlining act, instead of an obscure duo from Tulsa whose privately-pressed eponymous album from 1977 enjoyed sales of just 50 copies (the number the brothers reportedly pressed!). Rumour has it that the brothers Totty recorded another album later, but it is only on this stylish debut that we are able to make our judgement. Influences are in abundance, but more often than not it is Led Zeppelin's power R&B that we are reminded of, although Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top also spring easily to mind." Here's what the Acid Archives Of Underground Sound had to say about Totty: Christian powertrio hardrock out of Tulsa with some psych and prog flashes not unlike Truth & Janey. Incessant guitar riffing and soloing throughout, superb bass playing, only weak spot are the vocals which almost drown in the music. A few weaker barrockers, but 3-4 extended killer blowouts make this an essential item for local 70s hardrock fans. The closing 8-minute "Somebody Help Me" is about as good as it gets for me. The band also had a lesser LP "Too" in 1981 Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.