The Fort Mudge Memorial Dump (Akarma Digipack) 1969

Fort Mudge Memorial Dump was a band from Walpole, Massachusetts, that started playing by 1969, gathering a good number of fans. They got filed into the “Boston Sound”, among the Ultimate Spinach, the Beacon Street Union, Orpheus, Tangerine Zoo, ecc.
With good technique and better ideas, they recorded a very sought-after LP for Mercury in which the voice of Caroline Stratton stands out to some Jefferson Airplane affinity.
Guitarist Dean Keady, with his jazzy effects, leads the band.
Despite its east coast origins, the band is firmly rooted in San Francisco acid-soaked psychedelia. The revelation here is Stratton, whose powerhouse vocals are reminiscent of the Jefferson Airplane’s Grace Slick.
All the material was written by the band. Mr. Man and Crystal Forms both portray Stratton's vocals favourably and include some good guitar work. Others, such as Actions Of A Man and What Good Is Spring? find Caroline and the band in a mellower mood.

Tracklist:
01.Mr. Man - 2:39
02.Crystal Forms - 5:45
03.Actions Of A Man - 3:21
04.Blue's Tune - 3:15
05.The Seventh Is Death - 5:29
06.What Good Is Spring - 4:02
07.Tomorrow - 3:07
08.Know Today - 2:08
09.Questionable Answer - 3:23
10.The Singer - 7:41

The Fort Mudge Memorial Dump:
Caroline Stratton - Vocals
Dean Keady - Guitar
James - Drums
Dave Amaral - Bass
Richard Clerici - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar