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• Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for To Samuel a Son * by The Gods (CD, Jan, Esoteric Recordings) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

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• To Samuel A Son (Ken Hensley) - 2. Eight O'Clock In The Morning (Lee Kerslake) - The Gods' second album is, like their debut, Genesis, early keyboard-based progressive rock with a psychedelic hangover, vaguely tied into a concept about the experiences of the "Samuel" in the title track. building clouds for thunderstorms.

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• Mar 14,  · American Gods Season 2 was released in the United States on the 8th of March Season 2 which has 13 episodes also features one of the year's best tracklist. You can check out and listen to all the songs played in the TV series below. You can also check out the trailer and trailer song.

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• This album is an excellent piece of late 60s psych,which features Ken Hensley who went onto Uriah Heep,in fact when this was released very early in ,The Gods were no more,Ken Hensley then went onto form a group called Head Machine who released the 1 album in!(this too has moments that will be of interest to psych fans)but the sounds on"To samuel a son" album sound as if they were /5(7).

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• The Gods Themselves' sound has soul, edge, and groove. The trio are cosmically linked and prepared to usher in a rapturous new age where, as Astra says, they "will blow your ear's mind." Astra drives her wah-wah guitar into the sun, Collin kicks the disco-wave punk beat, and Damion digs to the center of the earth with his Baritone guitar.

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• The Gods discography and songs: Music profile for The Gods, formed Genres: Psychedelic Rock, Psychedelic Pop. Albums include Genesis, To Samuel a Son, and Insane Times: 25 British Psychedelic Artyfacts From the EMI Vaults.

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• THE GODS released a second album in "To Samuel a Son" before disbanding. As might be expected from a band led by keyboard maestro Ken Hensley, the "Genesis" album is a keyboard driven Heavy Prog album of impressive driving power, very much in the style of early Uriah Heep.

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• The Gods were the successors of The Rolling Stones at the Marquee Club in London. After recording two albums, Genesis () and To Samuel a Son (), they signed with a new record company, recruited Rebel Rousers singer Cliff Bennett and formed Toe Fat, which also lasted two years and two albums. In , they published an album under the.

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• TO SAMUEL A SON On a clear day in May When the sun was out to play And the children all made hay Samuel J. was heard to say "I've got a son" All the neighbourhood could hear Everybody far and near And they all let out a cheer Sammy's son was gonna Grow into a man Years and years long the J's Had longed for a son Someone they could show The world as their own 8 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING 8 .

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