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Sunday, April 21, 2013

Phil Ochs - Pleasures Of The Harbor (1967 us, bright, stylish orchestrated baroque folk, 2000 edition)

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 If ever a record by a major 1960s artist was a "transitional" album, Phil Ochs’ Pleasures of the Harbor was it. The LP wa...
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Thursday, April 18, 2013

Mighty Baby - A Jug Of Love (1971 uk, ethereal uplifting west coast influenced rural psych rock, Sunbeam reissue)

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 Originally released in 1971, Mighty Baby's second release is a deft, understated, and often magical synthesis of any number...
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Migty baby - Mighty baby (1969 uk, outstanding jamming psych prog rock, bonus tracks edition)

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When the Action broke up in the late 60s, they reformed minus Reggie King as Azoth. The Azoth name was short lived, leading the b...
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Sunday, April 14, 2013

Luther Allison - Luther's Blues (1974 us, superb chicago electric blues, remaster and expanded)

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  Born in Widener, Arkansas in 1939, Luther Allison (the 14th of 15 musically gifted children) first connected to the blues at age te...
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Friday, April 12, 2013

Beggars Opera - Waters Of Change (1971 uk, essential heavy progressive rock, 2006 Repertoire digi pack edition)

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 Beggars Opera are one of the most intriguing of all the bands to emerge from the Progressive Rock era of the 1970s. Hailing from Sco...
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Sunday, April 7, 2013

Various Artists - My Mind Goes High (1966-68 us, psychedelic pop nuggets from the wea vaults, double Vinyl edition)

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     «My Mind Goes High» is a true excavation of the vaults, picking overlooked album tracks and neglected singles from a cornuco...
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Jackson Heights - King Progress (1970 uk, exceptional progressive rock, digi pak edition)

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When Keith Emerson disbanded The Nice, Lee Jackson decided to hang up his bass guitar and go back to 'simpler' music. With this ...
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Monday, April 1, 2013

Rust - Come With Me (1969 aussie / uk, substantial fuzzed psych hard rock)

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  Rust is the real deal. Originally recorded in 1969, their album, Come With Me, is something of a lost mini-classic. Originally r...
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Creepy John Thomas - Brother Bat Bone / Creepy John Thomas (1969-70 aussie/uk, strong heavy bluesy psych rock)

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This is one of my favorite psych-blues albums and every track is just to forgotten gem of past generation. Both albums are alloca...
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Sunday, March 31, 2013

King Biscuit Boy - Gooduns (1971 canada, fantastic hard blues rock)

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 Originally released on LP format in 1971 with a cloth burlap cover, Gooduns is the second album by Richard "King Biscuit Bo...
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