Though short-lived, the Woodstock-based Holy Moses came up with one of the psychedelic era"s most enduring hard rock one-offs, packed with strong songs and blazing guitar parts by Ted Spelios, whose playing is said to have stunned the young Bruce Springsteen. Produced by Kim King (of Lothar and the Hand People) and Mike Esposito (of the Blues Magoos), and recorded at New York"s legendary Electric Lady studio (built by Jimi Hendrix), it quickly vanished upon release in 1971, though its cult reputation has never stopped growing.