The Bloomsbury People, The Bloomsbury People 1970 vinyl record
Channel: vinyl record
Date: 2018-12-30

Artist (group): The Bloomsbury People
Album name: Bloomsbury People
Year: 1970
Genre: psychedelic rock, progressive rock
Country: USA
Duration: 47 minutes

A native of Milwaukee, Sigmund Snopek III, perhaps one of the most interesting artists who appeared in the late 60s - early 70s. He created "Bloomsbury People" in 1968. The group quickly achieved the success and recognition of the local public, speaking in Milwaukee and its environs, and recorded a couple of forty-fives in the next 2 years. They played an unconventional mix of rock, classical music and baroque pop. Their album of the same name and the only one was released on MGM Records in June 1970.

Cute major melodies, a bright vocalist, a psychedelic flair, a pop-rock base of compositions and a good work of Snopek on the harpsichord, a simple organ and a piano - all this is adjacent to each other within this album.

The band broke up shortly after their performance at the Atlanta International Pop Festival.