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Roller Derby Star 4:15 ░▐ ▌░ 02. Kibitzer 3:45 ░▐ ▌░ 03. A Little Hand 5:00 ░▐ ▌░ 04. Kamikaze 5:26 ░▐ ▌░ 05. Spin-Spin 3:17 ░▐ ▌░ 06. Pawnshop Man 5:29 ░▐ ▌░ 07. Wing-Dang-Doo 4:05 ░▐ ▌░ 08. They're Making A Monster 7:36 ░▐ ▌░ 09. Chameleon 3:39 ░▐ ▌░ ░▐ ▌░ ░▐ ▌░ ▄▄▄┌─────────────┐▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄▄ ░▐ ▌░ ▒▒▒│ rip notes │▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒ ░▐ ▌░ └─────────────┘ ░▐ ▌░ ░▐ ▌░ Two and a half years after exiting Quicksilver Messenger ░▐ ▌░ Service, of which he had been the primary instrumentalist, ░▐ ▌░ lead guitar player John Cipollina resurfaced at the front of ░▐ ▌░ a new rock quartet, Copperhead. The group had come together ░▐ ▌░ slowly, but by the time of their debut album, they were ready ░▐ ▌░ for action. Second guitarist Gary Philippet contributed the ░▐ ▌░ more straight-ahead rockers, like leadoff track and first ░▐ ▌░ single "Roller Derby Star," while bass player Jim McPherson ░▐ ▌░ tended to write more discursive numbers, though he was ░▐ ▌░ capable of strong rock & roll shuffles such as the Rolling ░▐ ▌░ Stones-like "Wing-Dang-Doo." But both players took a back ░▐ ▌░ seat to Cipollina, whose distinctively high-pitched, slightly ░▐ ▌░ dissonant lead guitar work defined the band's sound, just as ░▐ ▌░ it had in Quicksilver. One should perhaps amend that to say ░▐ ▌░ "early Quicksilver"; Copperhead recalled the earlier band's ░▐ ▌░ heyday of the late '60s on their own self-titled debut and ░▐ ▌░ the gold-selling Happy Trails more than the early-'70s ░▐ ▌░ edition of the group, especially on the extended instrumental ░▐ ▌░ passages in songs like "Pawnshop Man" and "They're Making a ░▐ ▌░ Monster." By rights, then, Copperhead should have taken off ░▐ ▌░ to become one of the major second-generation San Francisco ░▐ ▌░ rock bands of the '70s, but it was not to be. In the wake of ░▐ ▌░ Columbia Records president Clive Davis' firing shortly after ░▐ ▌░ this album's release, his signings were given the company's ░▐ ▌░ lowest priority, and few people ever found out there was a ░▐ ▌░ band and an album called Copperhead. The 2001 CD reissue on ░▐ ▌░ the British Acadia label adds the non-LP B-side of the ░▐ ▌░ "Roller Derby Star" single, another good Philippet mid-tempo ░▐ ▌░ rocker called "Chameleon." 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