Leigh Stephens (Blue Cheer) Red Weather shirt of the beatless variety

of the beatless variety

originally released on the extremely rare R&R label back in 1976 and currently selling for hundreds of dollars

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Leigh Stephens (Blue Cheer) Red Weather shirt of the beatless varietySolo debut from Blue Cheer Guitarist After leaving Blue Cheer in 1969, guitarist Leigh Stephens, whose pulverizing roar was an essential element of the bands original sound, made his solo debut with Red Weather. In contrast to his former bands stripped down metallic blast, Stephens spread his musical wings to explore new musical territory. Although Stephens trademark guitar sound is still prominent, its featured in a more eclectic context that