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The Amboy Dukes- Migration-LP

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The Amboy Dukes – Migration

Migration is the third studio album by American rock band The Amboy Dukes, released in 1969 on Mainstream Records. The album blends psychedelic rock, blues rock, and hard rock, showcasing the band’s evolving sound during the late 1960s. Tracks like "Migration" and "Prodigal Man" highlight their mix of heavy guitar riffs and psychedelic textures. The Amboy Dukes are known for their role in the Detroit rock scene, with guitarist Ted Nugent as a notable member. This 1969 vintage vinyl pressing is graded VG+, indicating minor hairline marks and some package wear, but it should play well with only light background noise.

Track listing & samples

The Amboy Dukes – Migration

  1. Migration
  2. Prodigal Man
  3. For His Namesake
  4. I'm Not a Juvenile Delinquent
  5. Good Natured Emma
  6. Inside the Outside
  7. Shades of Green and Grey
  8. Curb Your Elephant
  9. Loaded for Bear

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