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45. Ferris Wheel – Supernatural Girl

Posted by Bill Rippel on December 13, 2020 - 12:46am


Year: 1974
Record label: Nicro
Worth Today: $15,001.77*

Another Discogs big-seller is Supernatural Girl by Ferris Wheel. Released in 1974, this album was produced by the label Nicro. It is a blend of rock, folk rock, and country music (one publication called it “UK stoner rock”) by Ferris Wheel, a sixties’ London band that was big in the UK clubs at the time.

Ferris Wheel only released two albums, which is perhaps why the folk-rock band wasn’t better known. Ferris Wheel was the second of the two, succeeding Can’t Break the Habit, which was released in 1967. Ferris Wheel featured Linda Lewis, a session singer for David Bowie.

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