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Cooling Ice Man - Portable Personal Air Cooler for Home, Office & Outdoor Use | Stay Cool Anywhere
Cooling Ice Man - Portable Personal Air Cooler for Home, Office & Outdoor Use | Stay Cool Anywhere

Cooling Ice Man - Portable Personal Air Cooler for Home, Office & Outdoor Use | Stay Cool Anywhere

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In 1967 and 1968, ICE were a much-touted but slightly mysterious recording band, constantly on the radio (including the famous JOHN PEEL Show with JIMI HEDRIX and TRAFFIC) but seldom seen on television and never live. 'Walk On The Water' was the controversial track (disguised as 'Walk Under Water' for radio purposes) that was intended to be their second single and was eventually sidelined in favour of 'Ice Man'. RECORD COLLECTOR lists their two singles 'Anniversary (Of Love)' from 1967 and 'Ice Man' from 1968 in their Rare Record Guide and apart from the singles and their 'b' sides all of the tracks featured on this CD have never before been released. LYNTON NAIFF, GRANT SERPELL, MO FOSTER and LINDA HOYLE all later joined up as AFFINITY but that as they say is another story.Musicians: Glyn James, John Carter, Lynton Naiff, Grant Serpell, Steve Turner, Kris Johnson, Mo Foster and Linda Hoyle.

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Hello Music Lovers. I first heard the song "Ice Man" by Ice on the amazingly brilliant Trip compilation put together by St. Ettiene and I really fell in love with the song and others that I had never heard before. So I did a search on Amazon for Ice and !!VIOLA!! there was their one and only cd available on the Angel Air label. I immediately ordered this cd and upon recieving it (very promptly I might add from Import Cds)I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and emotion of the songs. How could this band (and so many others especially on the Rev-Ola and Rpm etc labels)be so obscure, lost and forgotten? The only way I could describe the music on this cd would be....think Jack Bruce's vocals set to the music of Traffic/Procol Harum. Some of the song are poppy and others are more Brit soulful. A real gem and highly recommended. Plus the song "Ice Man" is one of the greatest songs that you've never heard!The Surrey Mystic