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Iron Butterfly - Ball
(1969, Atco) -1A / -1C





IB is all over the map here, mostly heavy organ, guitar, bass. great sound quality.

[Fritz The Cat]

Produced by Adam Faith.
Big fun at Air Studio for Rory Gallagher, Zoot Money, Ringo Starr, Albert Lee, Peter Banks, Gary Brooker, Ron Wood, Brian May, et al.
Listen to the witty guitar playing on track A1 " Rock Island Line": Rory Gallagher plays all the farm animal tunes!

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Earl Scruggs - His Family And Friends
(1972, Columbia) -1C/-1D




with Joan Baez, The Byrds, Dylan, Doc Watson. some tracks cut at the homes of Watson and Baez.

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Brinsley Schwarz - Silver Pistol
(1972, United Artists)




Nick Lowe's band.

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John Prine - Sweet Revenge
(1973, Atlantic) PR / Monarch symbol in the deadwax

[SEAWOLF97]

I'm a CCR fan . I think one the best tunes of theirs was not done by the group, but on a solo by John Fogerty. "Change in the Weather" sounds like the group tho. This tune is always on my iPod nano.

Didn't know the long was available on vinyl (just the short version) and today found this - in mint condition , by the weight they charged 71 cents

Short ver on "A" side..long one on "B"

[SpeakerLabFan]

Gene Clark - White Light
(1971, A&M) Monarch symbol in the deadwax




a desert island LP. w/ Chris Etheridge, bass; Ben Sidran, piano; Jessie Ed Davis, guitar

[Fritz The Cat]

John Prine - Sweet Revenge
(1973, Atlantic) PR / Monarch symbol in the deadwax

​Look at my post of 13. November 2016

[SpeakerLabFan]

John Phillips - (John, the Wolf King of L.A.)
(1970, ABC Dunhill)




wonderful record, Phillips has terrific songs with lots to say, and with Elvis' backing band including James Burton and the Wrecking Crew. country flavored folk rock.

[SpeakerLabFan]

Beau Brummels - Beau Brummels 66
(1966, Warner Bros) MONO

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T. Rex - T. Rextasy The Best of T.Rex 1970-1973
(1985, Warner Bros)

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The Sidewalk Singers - Folk Swingin' Harpsichord
(1964, Warner Bros) MONO




with Glen Campbell, Hal Blaine.

[Fritz The Cat]

Listen to track A2 "All or nothing": His life motto till the bitter end while he was sleeping in bed with a burning cigarette.
Great voice ready to roll.
Unforgettable.

[SpeakerLabFan]

David Grisman - Early Dawg
(1980, Sugar Hill)




Much of this was recorded in March, 1966. dedicated to Frank Wakefield and Ralph Rinzler - two other Mandolin players.

[Fritz The Cat]

Produced by Joe Boyd.
A surreal parable in song and dance.
Medieval hippie circus. Oh, those early 70ies were so playful......