I just got a reel out, and it is a KSHE tribute ot Gypsy from long ago, apparently when they reunited.....I think. Couldn't find any info on the reuniting from the web. Every thing's from vinyl, and I don't know the DJ, so it's WAY older than I. :yes:
It's a female Disk Jockey.

I like it, and wondered if anyone ever heard this broadcast, or even knows of the band.....:scratch2:. It's great that someone taped this, even though it's only 48 minutes of it.

Rock Classics from KSHE 95, a Tribute to Gypsy.

Has an OLD ad for "Ram Broadcast" paging machines....The Beeper people.

Anyone know of this band?

I just emailed the webamster of the Gypsy fan site about the tape.

It seems that there is a Gypsy collector in STL.

Gypsy very nearly became a BIG THING in the early 70s...always a great band to see live. Did many shows here in the Upper Midwest.

Well...being from St. Louis and a fan of KSHE there is no way I don't know about Gypsy.

Go on KSHE's site and contact them. The have the Real Rock Museum and that up on there site and may like to have a copy of that broadcast for there archives. Heck...They may already have it but I'm sure they'd answer your questions.

David,

You probably heard the US-based Gypsy who released the album American Gypsy in 1970. My copy is a 2LP set UK release on the CBS label. This US Gypsy was a "West Coast" psych outfit. Note there is also a prominent(ly obscure) UK band named Gypsy, a heavy & hard riffing progressive outfit who released an album called Brenda & The Rattlesnake in 1972. The sound of UK Gypsy is definitely not dreamy, wasted West Coast psych.

I assume you mean these guys. Their first two albums were on the Metromedia label. The first (S/T) and the second one, "In The Garden". Both albums are excellent. The first one received much airplay in these parts with "Gypsy Queen" and "Dead And Gone".

I assume you mean these guys. Their first two albums were on the Metromedia label. The first (S/T) and the second one, "In The Garden". Both albums are excellent. The first one received much airplay in these parts with "Gypsy Queen" and "Dead And Gone".

That's Them.

Well...being from St. Louis and a fan of KSHE there is no way I don't know about Gypsy.

Go on KSHE's site and contact them. The have the Real Rock Museum and that up on there site and may like to have a copy of that broadcast for there archives. Heck...They may already have it but I'm sure they'd answer your questions.

Just sent an email to John Ulett.

I got an email back from the Gypsy webmaster, and he and James Walsh want copies.....so this might be interesting. Glad I got a good cassette deck.

Any word from the U-man or KSHE?

Any word from the U-man or KSHE?

Nope.