All tracks don't have vocals,it's all instrumental.
Anyone know who this band is?

https://www.sendspace.com/file/j3i841

After some deep digging in my record collection I've solved the mystery it turned out to be the rare album by Shamrock st lp released on tax scam label album world/blake records aw 14049 1977 usa pressing.

Don't know anything about them. Do you have any info?

Instrumental guitar with some saxophone,long tracks. The last track of the album is misspelled which is typical for tax scam label releases. Tax scam labels release music without the bands knowledge,sometimes some artists are involved in the tax scam scheme. Interesting thing about this tax scam label is that each release has a new label name but AW (Album World) is still on the album cover & label. I don't know of any other tax scam label that pulls this unique trick out.

Hi , i'm new to this forum , not really sure how it works or even if this is the right way to post a message since i couldn't manage to find how to suscribe or read about specific conditions of the forum
anyway , i stumbled unto this page while looking for informations about shamrock and i would be grateful if it could be possible to reupload the dead link
best regards

Hi Wadja,
Just to say welcome to the forum. You managed to get your post up just fine. There's no sign-up required and I guess the only condition is there are no formal rules!
I don't have the info from the old dead link but I had a little look around to try and find out about this LP and only came up with:

01 Gypsy



02 Shamrock



03 Knotty Pine



and a bit of info you probably already found:

https://www.discogs.com/Shamrock-Shamrock/release/4880050

If you or any other forum users know where Abe “Voco” Kesh's website is, please let us know! I know he worked in the SF Bay area with acts like Blue Cheer and was a disc jockey on radio station KSAN and was an impressive record producer. Besides Blue Cheer, Kesh produced albums by Harvey Mandel, Graham Bond, Morning Glory, Linn County, The Savage Resurrection and others.

Nice research Steve.:+1: