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Great moments in obscure rock 'n' roll: Universe, "Rolling," 1971

ORIGINALLY POSTED MAY 21, 2016

It doesn't get much more obscure than the one-and-only album by Universe, recorded on the spur of the moment in Norway after their van broke down. The whole album, with echoes of Cream, Traffic, and Ten Years after, is classic British rock-blues, with a countrified edge. Here's one standout tune: