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Great moments in obscure rock ‘n’ roll: Tin House, ‘Endamus Finallmus,’ 1971

MOVING TO FRONT FROM NOVEMBER 3, 2018–WHAT A GREAT NUMBER THIS IS, I STILL HAVE IT AS A REGULAR ON MY SPOTIFY ROTATIONS

We haven't featured this short-lived Florida hard rock/blues band in some time, but here's another fine number from their debut album:

2024:  Comments are now open for links to other favorite Tin House songs/performances.

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One response to “Great moments in obscure rock ‘n’ roll: Tin House, ‘Endamus Finallmus,’ 1971”

  1. Nice composition, great musicianship. Reminds me a bit of Wishbone Ash.

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