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The Caps- Who The Heck 7” ~REISSUE!

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The Caps- Who The Heck 7”.  Cool little reissue of the Caps fourth 7” that originally came out on White Star Records in 1959. The Caps were a group of fun-loving highschoolers from Akron, OH who existed between 1957 - ‘59 playing upbeat and wild rock 'n roll. “Who the Heck” boasts an upbeat Rock ‘n Roll sound with blazing guitars, melodic vocals and a great sax solo. On the flip is “Octavian” a very unique song that expresses the versatility of the group born out of a little jam session between rhythm guitarist Allen Parsons and bassist Jack Ferrell. The sleeve includes detailed liner notes about the band and a little more back story on both of these tracks!

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