Description
DESCRIPTION
This Philadelphia troubadour produced some of the best political and social commentary music in the Northeast during the late 1960s and early 1970s. His trippy, spacey and down-to-earth style is very similar to Tom Rush, Eric Anderson, Tim Buckley and Phil Ochs. This classic 1970 "acid-folk" album, of which only 300 were ever pressed, is presented by Gear Fab from the original master tapes, and puts the 1996 bootleg vinyl issue to shame. Includes one track that was not issued on the previous version. (Previously deleted title: 7/1/03).
Absurd Paranoid
Cold in Philadelphia
And Then, the Snow Came
35th of May
Experiment in Metaphysics
When You're Gone (Everything Goes)
U.S.S. Commercial
Jets They Roar
Prophesy
Dawning of Creation
