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The Family is the second studio album by Canadian Rock fusion band Mashmakhan. In 1970, Mashmakhan released their self-titled debut album, which released three successful singles and garnered critical acclaim. After the debut album was released, Mashmakhan later contributed to the musical score of the 1971 film Epilogue/Fieve, with the song "Couldn't Find the Su. The track from the film was released as the first single to Mashmakhan's second album, followed by "Start All Over.

Mashmakhan is the self-titled debut album of rock fusion band Mashmakhan. Mashmakhan debuted with the single "As the Years Go By" which became a major success selling millions of copies around the world. After three singles, Mashmakhan released their self-titled debut LP album. After the album was released the group released their second album entitled The Family.

Canadian quartet Mashmakhan - featuring Pierre Senecal (/woodwinds), Rayburn Blake (guitar), Brian Edwards (bass) and Gerry Mercer (drums) - blended intricate progressive rock with resilient jazz fusion-inspired rhythms. As the ten tracks on their self-titled debut long-player demonstrate, they consistently came up with brilliant material, rivalling many of their American contemporaries.

The Light And Affective "Gladwin" - The Second Single From The Mashmakhan Album - Recalls Jethro Tull As Senecal's Impressive Flute Runs Are Adorned By Blake's Delicate Acoustic Guitar, All Of Which Cascade Over The Catchy, Slightly Syncopated Melody. The Trippy "Happy You Should Be" And The Extended Sonic Excursion "Letter From Zambia" Similarly Stand Out And Are Worthy Of Repeated Spins. Lindsay Planer, AMG. Artist: Mashmakhan Title: Mashmakhan Genre: Psych Type: Used - LP Label: Epic Catalog ID: E 30235 Country: USA Our ID: 63963.

Listen to music from Mashmakhan like Happy You Should Be, If I Tried & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Mashmakhan. Mashmakhan was a Canadian (Montreal, Quebec) rock fusion band that was most active in the early 1970s, and is best known for their hit single "As The Years Go B. Pierre Senecal, Brian Edwards, and Rayburn Blake formed their first band in 1960 as teens and played local Montreal dance halls and perform on the local scene under the band names like the Phantoms, Ray Blake's Combo, and the Dominoes.

Mashmakhan was originally a 3 piece backup group, called the Triangle, for Trevor Payne, a Canadian R & B singer. With the addition of Brian Edwards, singer and bass player, they became Mashmakhan. Anyone who saw them live (especially with the Joshua? light show) can attest to their simmering, moody feel. The songwriting has an original take on standard song formats. Of interest to guitarists are "Days when we are free", and "the Prince"(with its Clapton from Mars solo).