N.R.B.Q. - Get That Gasoline written by Terry Adams & C.Craig produced & engd. by Eddie Kramer

Picture is from their second album released in 1972.

Recording is from their third album ( Workshop ) released in 1973.

Eddie Kramer was the engineer / producer for the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

N.R.B.Q. -

Recorded from a green Kama Sutra record album (first pressing).
N.R.B.Q.'s third album: Workshop was recorded July and September 1972.

N.R.B.Q. is -

Joseph Spampinato -vocals,bass,mandolin
Terry Adams - vocals,piano
Al Anderson - vocals,guitar
Tom (The Time Bomb) Staley - drums
Also: Kenny Sheehan - rhythm guitar



I like to find the most obscure / rare music. This is one of those records.

I used to spend hours in a dusty/musty dark room (upstairs of the record store in Duluth,Minnesota, before & during the time I worked there) going through thousands trying to guess which one is worth the effort... you have to, there was literally thousands waiting to be discarded. I just can't process the thought of what didn't get saved!

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[bytoriasnowdoggy]

@9C Lol I remember and the lines for gas were horrid! This song is still relevant today, isn't that just ironic! Thanks for listening, peace

[9C]

I remember hearing this song on the radio as I was getting ready for work. Started dancin' (twistin') as it was so appropriate -- the gasoline embargo (remember that, folks?) was in full swing! Ha ha. Fun memory!

[bytoriasnowdoggy]

@shaboo2 NO. ARGUMENT. HERE!!!  Thanks for stopping in, long live the Q!!!

[shaboo2]

THE. BEST. BAND. EVER.

[bytoriasnowdoggy]

@DoctorStrangeFate I don't believe so,unless N.R.B.Q. cut a 45 rpm record of this song before the album.Written by the keyboard player for the Q. Terry Adams. Good question thou Doc.Thanks for asking and stopping by.Peace

[DoctorStrangeFate]

Does anyone know if there is an older version to this song? They play it in The Henry Ford's "Car Culture" video. I'm 25 now and have been looking for it since I could use a computer. It's driving me crazy!