Pulse
Hailing from New Haven, Connecticut, Pulse rose from the ashes of two area Garage Rock sensations: The Shags, who released a string of singles on multiple labels from 1965 – 1967, and Bram Rigg Set, who offered up one single on the Kayden label that hit #1 in Brazil. The result of their first studio effort garnered instant success. In 1967 ATCO Records signed the band and released the single Can Can Girl b/w Bruitt Bradley crediting the band on the 45 as “The Pulse.” Pulse, comprised of Carl Donnell (vocals), Peter Neri (guitar, vocals), Paul Rosano (bass), Richard Bednarcyzrk (keyboards), Benet Segal (drums) and Jeffrey Potter (harmonica), followed the success of their debut release with Another Woman b/w My Old Boy. In 1969 they issued it as the official lead off single for the band’s stunning self-titled full length Poison Ring Records LP. Heavy, bluesy, fuzz-drenched Hard Psych Rock adorned their nine song masterpiece. The UK label Major Minor, distributed by Decca Records, issued the album in 1969 for the European market.
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