Sweet Pain - Upside-Down, Inside Out Woman (1970)

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Sweet Pain – "Upside-Down, Inside Out Woman" (1970) | Lost 70s Rock Gems | Rare Psychedelic Blues Rock

Discover a hidden gem from the golden era of rock! “Upside-Down, Inside Out Woman” is a soulful, blues-infused psychedelic rock track by the British band Sweet Pain, featured on their self-titled debut album released in 1970.

Formed in the late 1960s, Sweet Pain brought together a powerhouse of musicianship, including talents like Andy Powell (who would later join Wishbone Ash) and Vic Elmes. The group’s only album is a rare collector’s favorite, packed with gritty vocals, electric guitar solos, and raw, emotional energy characteristic of the underground UK rock scene of the time.

This track stands out with its swirling organ, haunting melody, and driving blues groove perfect for fans of Cream, Ten Years After, or Free. While Sweet Pain never achieved mainstream success, their sound has become a cult favorite among vintage rock enthusiasts and crate diggers.

🎧 If you're into obscure 70s rock, psychedelic blues, or forgotten classics, this one’s for you.

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