Sky Saxon Blues Band
A Full Spoon Of Seedy Blues
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1967 Stereo Original. Sky Saxon And The Seeds Depart From "The Pushin Too Hard" Sound And Digress Into The Blues. Not A Critically Acclaimed LP But A Decent Rockin' Blues Record. "A Full Spoon of Seedy Blues" is an album released in 1967 by the Sky Saxon Blues Band, which is a side project of Sky Saxon, the frontman of the psychedelic rock band The Seeds. Unlike the garage rock and psychedelic sounds typical of The Seeds, this album leans heavily into blues, showcasing Saxon's versatility as a musician. The album integrates a raw blues sound with a blend of electric blues and traditional blues influences, highlighting Saxon's distinctive vocal delivery. The inclusion of blues standards alongside original compositions provides a platform for Saxon to explore different vocal and musical expressions, reflecting the era's experimental approach to genre-blending.

The album features contributions from both regular members of The Seeds and additional musicians, which enriches its sound with a variety of instrumental textures. While it did not achieve significant commercial success, "A Full Spoon of Seedy Blues" remains an interesting departure from Saxon's usual work, offering insight into his musical range and interests. The album's production, overseen by Kim Fowley, adds an additional layer of authenticity and grit to the overall sound. Though it may not be as well-known as other works from the same period, the album holds a place in the evolution of blues-rock during the late 1960s.