jaklin

Jaklin was a British blues-rock musician active in the late 1960s. His self-titled debut album, Jaklin, was released in 1969 on Stable Records. The album showcases a blend of blues, folk, and psychedelic influences, featuring both original compositions and traditional blues arrangements. Notable tracks include "Rosie," a raunchy adaptation of an African tribal number, and "Song to Katherine," which carries a strong New Orleans atmosphere. The album's raw and authentic sound has made it a sought-after collector's item among fans of British blues and psychedelic rock.

Track listing:

• Rosie
• Song To Katherine
• Look For Me Baby
• Early In The Morning
• Just Been Left Again
• The Same For You
• I Can't Go On
• Going Home
• I'm Leaving
• Catfish Blues