GARY HIGGINS - RED HASH RARE ORG. PRIVATE CT RURAL USA PSYCH FOLK LP
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D E S C R I P T I O N :
FORMAT: LP
ARTIST: GARY HIGGINS
TITLE: RED HASH
LABEL: Nufusmoon/WHATEVER MUSIC INC.
NUMBER: WMI 3673
MONO/STEREO: ST.
LABEL DESCRIPTION: -
GRADE & DESCRIPTION (COVER): EX TO NM - VERY SLIGHT DISCOLORATION ON THE FRONT COVER, BUT STEEL IN GREAT CONDITION.INSERT IN NM CONDITION.
GRADE & DESCRIPTION (RECORD): NM THE RECORD HAS BEEN WASHED WITH THE V.P.I. PROFFESIONAL CLEANING MACHINE.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Gary Higgins
Red Hash
Nufusmoon WMI 3673 - Stereo ULTRA RARE PRIVATE PRESSING LP
USA 1973
With Lyric insert
GARY HIGGINS - RED HASH
Tracklisting:
Thicker Than A SmokeyIt Didn't Take Too Long
Windy ChildTelegraph TowersI Can't Sleep at Night
CuckooI Pick Notes From the Sky
Stable the SpudsDown on the Farm
Unable to FlyLooking for June
Personnel: Gary Higgins (vocals); Jake Bell (vocals, guitar); Paul Tierney (vocals, mandolin, flute); Maureen Wells (vocals, cello); Terry Fenton (piano, organ); Dave Beaujon (bass guitar).
Recorded in 1973, just before its creator, the singer-songwriter Gary Higgins, was incarcerated on a serious drugs charge, the casual psych-folk masterpiece RED HASH is a time capsule from a different era. The empathy between the musicians, who had previously performed together for a number of years around north-west Connecticut, is obvious from the opening bars of "Thicker Than a Smokey," whose acoustic, almost Indian feel recalls Crosby, Stills & Nash, and songs such as "I Pick Notes From the Sky" anticipate a future generation of neo-folk musicians, such as Devendra Banhart and Joanna Newsom.
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