{"id":308893,"date":"2026-06-18T02:00:00","date_gmt":"2026-06-18T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/guerssen.com\/?post_type=product&#038;p=308893"},"modified":"2026-10-15T16:07:28","modified_gmt":"2026-10-15T14:07:28","slug":"evaluations-cd","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/guerssen.com\/es\/producto\/evaluations-cd\/","title":{"rendered":"Evaluations (CD)"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>**Un eslab\u00f3n perdido entre el hard-psych de finales de los 60 y el primerizo Southern Rock, con importantes conexiones al nacimiento de The Allman Brothers Band**<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>**Un aut\u00e9ntico cap\u00edtulo olvidado de la historia del rock psicod\u00e9lico americano: grabado en 1969, in\u00e9dito durante d\u00e9cadas, finalmente ve la luz**<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>**Con el guitarrista Larry Reinhardt, que m\u00e1s tarde se unir\u00eda a Iron Butterfly y co-fundar\u00eda Captain Beyond; Reese Wynans, posteriormente teclista con Joe Bonamassa; Richard Price, bajista de Lucinda Williams, North Mississippi Allstars y muchos m\u00e1s**<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>\u201c&#8230;Un par de d\u00edas despu\u00e9s, The Second Coming iba a tocar en el National Guard Armory y todos fuimos. Me impresionaron The Second Coming y tambi\u00e9n The Load, liderados por Rhino, que era un tipo tremendo. [Larry \u201cRhino\u201d Reinhardt acabar\u00eda siendo miembro tanto de Iron Butterfly como de Captain Beyond]. Parec\u00eda un peque\u00f1o mago, un tipo diminuto con el pelo largu\u00edsimo, plantado delante de aquellos enormes amplificadores Marshall, y ten\u00edan un bater\u00eda incre\u00edble llamado Monty [Young] y a Richard Price, un gran bajista que nunca llevaba zapatos, hiciera fr\u00edo o calor. Esos tres tipos eran brutales, y The Second Coming tambi\u00e9n era una banda impresionante&#8230;\u201d<\/p>\n<p>&#8211; Jaimoe (miembro fundador de The Allman Brothers Band), seg\u00fan cont\u00f3 al escritor Alan Paul en sus memorias, que se publicar\u00e1n en 2027<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8211;<\/p>\n<p>La historia de The 2nd Coming comienza a finales de los a\u00f1os 60, cuando la psicodelia se expand\u00eda por toda Am\u00e9rica. Mientras California se convert\u00eda en el epicentro del movimiento, en Florida estaba surgiendo silenciosamente una escena paralela, impulsada por j\u00f3venes m\u00fasicos inspirados por la British Invasion y artistas como Hendrix y Cream, pero en busca de un sonido m\u00e1s duro y original.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>En Sarasota y Bradenton, un grupo de m\u00fasicos se reun\u00eda alrededor de una peque\u00f1a sala llamada Club Toro. Entre ellos estaban Larry Reinhardt, Reese Wynans, Richard \u201cHombre\u201d Price, Berry Oakley y Dickey Betts, m\u00fasicos que pronto ayudar\u00edan a dar forma a lo que el mundo terminar\u00eda llamando Southern Rock. Lo que comenz\u00f3 como bandas de covers  evolucion\u00f3 r\u00e1pidamente hacia algo m\u00e1s potente y experimental.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>De aquella escena surgieron dos bandas conectadas entre s\u00ed: The Load (un power trio formado por Larry Reinhardt, Richard Price y Monty Young) y The Second Coming (con Dickey Betts y Berry Oakley). En 1968, ambos grupos se trasladaron a Jacksonville, Florida, compartiendo casas, escenarios y una visi\u00f3n musical emergente. Sus conciertos \u2014especialmente en lugares legendarios como el Forrest Inn\u2014 se convirtieron en maratonianas jam sessions que reun\u00edan hasta 2.000 personas y atra\u00edan a m\u00fasicos como Duane Allman, Butch Trucks y Jaimoe.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Aquellas colaboraciones terminar\u00edan desembocando en la creaci\u00f3n de The Allman Brothers Band, mientras los dem\u00e1s miembros segu\u00edan forjando su propio camino: crudo, pesado y profundamente arraigado en el blues, la psicodelia y la improvisaci\u00f3n.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>En abril de 1969, una nueva formaci\u00f3n renovada de The Second Coming \u2014rebautizada como The 2nd Coming\u2014 y compuesta por Larry Reinhardt (guitarra), Reese Wynans (\u00f3rgano), Richard \u201cHombre\u201d Price (bajo) y dos bater\u00edas (Monty Young y John Meeks), entr\u00f3 en los estudios Sound Laboratory de Jacksonville para grabar lo que acabar\u00eda convirti\u00e9ndose en el \u00e1lbum \u201cEvaluations\u201d.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Pero cuando la banda no pudo pagar la factura del estudio, que ascend\u00eda a 6.000 d\u00f3lares, el \u00e1lbum qued\u00f3 archivado. Un fallido viaje a Nueva York para conseguir un contrato sell\u00f3 definitivamente su destino, y la banda acab\u00f3 disolvi\u00e9ndose. Las cintas m\u00e1ster quedaron abandonadas, perdidas y olvidadas durante d\u00e9cadas.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Mientras tanto, los m\u00fasicos siguieron carreras notables:<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Larry Reinhardt se unir\u00eda a Iron Butterfly y cofundar\u00eda Captain Beyond.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Reese Wynans tocar\u00eda con Stevie Ray Vaughan y m\u00e1s tarde con Joe Bonamassa.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Richard \u201cHombre\u201d Price trabajar\u00eda con artistas como Lucinda Williams, Vassar Clements, North Mississippi Allstars y muchos m\u00e1s.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>La leyenda podr\u00eda haber terminado ah\u00ed\u2026 hasta finales de los a\u00f1os 90, cuando la cinta m\u00e1ster original fue redescubierta en un archivo. Recuperada por los antiguos miembros de la banda, las grabaciones volvieron finalmente a las manos que les correspond\u00edan.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Despu\u00e9s de a\u00f1os permaneciendo in\u00e9ditas, las grabaciones han sido completamente restauradas y publicadas en colaboraci\u00f3n con Guerssen Records, sacando finalmente a la luz este importante registro perdido durante demasiado tiempo. The 2nd Coming captura un momento decisivo: el exacto cruce de caminos en el que el rock psicod\u00e9lico evolucion\u00f3 hacia el sonido jam sure\u00f1o que pronto cambiar\u00eda la m\u00fasica americana.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>*Extra\u00eddo de las cintas m\u00e1ster originales<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>*Artwork realizado por el artista Fez Moreno<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>*Libreto con notas por el miembro original Richard \u201cHombre\u201d Price y fotos<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>RIYL: Allman Brothers, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Southern jam rock, heavy psychedelic blues<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<p>Tracklist:<\/p>\n<p>1. Evaluation &#8211; 2. 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I was impressed with the Second Coming and with the Load, which was led by Rhino, who was a bad dude. [Larry \u201cRhino\u201d Reinhardt went on to be a member of both Iron Butterfly and Captain Beyond]. He looked like a little wizard, little bitty cat with hair out to there, standing in front of those giant Marshall amps, and they had a hell of a drummer named Monty [Young] and Richard Price, a great bass player who never wore shoes no matter how hot or cold it was. Those three cats were bad, and the Second Coming was also a hell of a band\u2026\u201d - Jaimoe (Allman Brothers Band founding member), as told to writer Alan Paul in his memoir, which will be released in 2027. The story of The 2nd Coming begins in the late 1960s, when psychedelic music was sweeping across America. While California became the epicenter, a parallel scene was quietly exploding in Florida\u2014fueled by young musicians inspired by the British Invasion and artists like Hendrix and Cream, yet searching for a heavier, more original sound. In Sarasota and Bradenton, a tight-knit group of players gathered around a small venue called Club Toro. Among them were Larry Reinhardt, Reese Wynans, Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price, Berry Oakley, and Dickey Betts\u2014musicians who would soon help shape what the world would later call Southern Rock. What started as cover bands quickly evolved into something louder and more experimental. Out of this scene came two interconnected bands: The Load (a power trio comprised of Larry Reinhardt, Richard Price and Mounty Young) and The Second Coming (featuring Dickey Betts &amp; Berry Oakley). By 1968, both groups had relocated to Jacksonville, Florida, sharing houses, stages, and an emerging musical vision. Their live shows\u2014especially at legendary local spots like the Forrest Inn\u2014became marathon jam sessions, drawing crowds of up to 2,000 people and attracting players like Duane Allman, Butch Trucks, and Jaimoe. These collaborations would ultimately lead to the formation of The Allman Brothers Band, while the remaining members continued forging their own path\u2014raw, heavy, and deeply rooted in blues, psychedelia, and improvisation. In April 1969, a new, revamped line-up of the Second Coming - rechristened as The 2nd Coming - and featuring Larry Reinhardt (guitar), Reese Wynans (organ), Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price (bass) plus two drummers (Monty Young and John Meeks), entered Sound Laboratory in Jacksonville to record what would become the \u201cEvaluations\u201d album. But when the band couldn\u2019t pay the $6,000 studio bill, the album was shelved. A failed trip to New York to secure a deal sealed its fate, and the band soon dissolved. The master tapes were left behind\u2014lost and forgotten for decades. Meanwhile, the musicians went on to remarkable careers: Larry Reinhardt would join Iron Butterfly and co-found Captain Beyond. Reese Wynans would play with Stevie Ray Vaughan and later Joe Bonamassa. Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price would work with artists like Lucinda Williams, Vassar Clements, North Mississippi Allstars and many more. The legend might have ended there\u2014until the late 1990s, when the original master tape was rediscovered in a storage archive. Purchased by the former band members, the recordings were finally back in their rightful hands. After years of remaining unheard, the project has now been fully restored and released in collaboration with Guerssen Records, bringing this powerful, long-lost recording to light for the very first time. The 2nd Coming captures a pivotal moment\u2014the exact crossroads where psychedelic rock evolved into the Southern jam sound that would soon change American music. *Sourced from the original masters *Artwork in silver foil by artist Fez Moreno *Booklet with liner notes by original member Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price For fans of: Allman Brothers, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, early Southern jam rock, heavy psychedelic blues Tracklist: 1. Evaluation - 2. Medulla Oblangta - 3. Back Where You Belong - 4. No Pretty Colors - 5. Made Me Love - 6. Shufflebored - 7. For What It&#039;s Worth \/ Season of The Witch - 8. Roller bonus tracks: 9. Funk in 5\/4 - 10. 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While California became the epicenter, a parallel scene was quietly exploding in Florida\u2014fueled by young musicians inspired by the British Invasion and artists like Hendrix and Cream, yet searching for a heavier, more original sound. In Sarasota and Bradenton, a tight-knit group of players gathered around a small venue called Club Toro. Among them were Larry Reinhardt, Reese Wynans, Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price, Berry Oakley, and Dickey Betts\u2014musicians who would soon help shape what the world would later call Southern Rock. What started as cover bands quickly evolved into something louder and more experimental. Out of this scene came two interconnected bands: The Load (a power trio comprised of Larry Reinhardt, Richard Price and Mounty Young) and The Second Coming (featuring Dickey Betts &amp; Berry Oakley). By 1968, both groups had relocated to Jacksonville, Florida, sharing houses, stages, and an emerging musical vision. Their live shows\u2014especially at legendary local spots like the Forrest Inn\u2014became marathon jam sessions, drawing crowds of up to 2,000 people and attracting players like Duane Allman, Butch Trucks, and Jaimoe. These collaborations would ultimately lead to the formation of The Allman Brothers Band, while the remaining members continued forging their own path\u2014raw, heavy, and deeply rooted in blues, psychedelia, and improvisation. In April 1969, a new, revamped line-up of the Second Coming - rechristened as The 2nd Coming - and featuring Larry Reinhardt (guitar), Reese Wynans (organ), Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price (bass) plus two drummers (Monty Young and John Meeks), entered Sound Laboratory in Jacksonville to record what would become the \u201cEvaluations\u201d album. But when the band couldn\u2019t pay the $6,000 studio bill, the album was shelved. A failed trip to New York to secure a deal sealed its fate, and the band soon dissolved. The master tapes were left behind\u2014lost and forgotten for decades. Meanwhile, the musicians went on to remarkable careers: Larry Reinhardt would join Iron Butterfly and co-found Captain Beyond. Reese Wynans would play with Stevie Ray Vaughan and later Joe Bonamassa. Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price would work with artists like Lucinda Williams, Vassar Clements, North Mississippi Allstars and many more. The legend might have ended there\u2014until the late 1990s, when the original master tape was rediscovered in a storage archive. Purchased by the former band members, the recordings were finally back in their rightful hands. After years of remaining unheard, the project has now been fully restored and released in collaboration with Guerssen Records, bringing this powerful, long-lost recording to light for the very first time. The 2nd Coming captures a pivotal moment\u2014the exact crossroads where psychedelic rock evolved into the Southern jam sound that would soon change American music. *Sourced from the original masters *Artwork in silver foil by artist Fez Moreno *Booklet with liner notes by original member Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price For fans of: Allman Brothers, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, early Southern jam rock, heavy psychedelic blues Tracklist: 1. Evaluation - 2. Medulla Oblangta - 3. Back Where You Belong - 4. No Pretty Colors - 5. Made Me Love - 6. Shufflebored - 7. For What It&#039;s Worth \/ Season of The Witch - 8. Roller bonus tracks: 9. Funk in 5\/4 - 10. 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The master tapes were left behind\u2014lost and forgotten for decades. Meanwhile, the musicians went on to remarkable careers: Larry Reinhardt would join Iron Butterfly and co-found Captain Beyond. Reese Wynans would play with Stevie Ray Vaughan and later Joe Bonamassa. Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price would work with artists like Lucinda Williams, Vassar Clements, North Mississippi Allstars and many more. The legend might have ended there\u2014until the late 1990s, when the original master tape was rediscovered in a storage archive. Purchased by the former band members, the recordings were finally back in their rightful hands. After years of remaining unheard, the project has now been fully restored and released in collaboration with Guerssen Records, bringing this powerful, long-lost recording to light for the very first time. 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While California became the epicenter, a parallel scene was quietly exploding in Florida\u2014fueled by young musicians inspired by the British Invasion and artists like Hendrix and Cream, yet searching for a heavier, more original sound. In Sarasota and Bradenton, a tight-knit group of players gathered around a small venue called Club Toro. Among them were Larry Reinhardt, Reese Wynans, Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price, Berry Oakley, and Dickey Betts\u2014musicians who would soon help shape what the world would later call Southern Rock. What started as cover bands quickly evolved into something louder and more experimental. Out of this scene came two interconnected bands: The Load (a power trio comprised of Larry Reinhardt, Richard Price and Mounty Young) and The Second Coming (featuring Dickey Betts & Berry Oakley). By 1968, both groups had relocated to Jacksonville, Florida, sharing houses, stages, and an emerging musical vision. 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The master tapes were left behind\u2014lost and forgotten for decades. Meanwhile, the musicians went on to remarkable careers: Larry Reinhardt would join Iron Butterfly and co-found Captain Beyond. Reese Wynans would play with Stevie Ray Vaughan and later Joe Bonamassa. Richard \u2018Hombre\u2019 Price would work with artists like Lucinda Williams, Vassar Clements, North Mississippi Allstars and many more. The legend might have ended there\u2014until the late 1990s, when the original master tape was rediscovered in a storage archive. Purchased by the former band members, the recordings were finally back in their rightful hands. After years of remaining unheard, the project has now been fully restored and released in collaboration with Guerssen Records, bringing this powerful, long-lost recording to light for the very first time. 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