Louie Kotva-1970 Private Pressing, Folk RARE NM/NR
$
385
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Description
Offered for auction is Prism Records Release #LP1-13-70, from 1970 Louie Kotva LP "It Used To Be That Not Everybody Was A Lighthouse." This was a Private Pressed Record out of Champaign, IL. Interesting Folk Singer/Songwriter. He wrote, Produced Performed all vocals and all instruments. Rare record possibly sold at gigs. Intersleeve is a Lyric Sheet.
Selections Include: Notes From London, July 11; Many Years From Now; Listen Jaynie; I Should Have Left Tomorrow; A Young Man Of The City; Six Hundred Men; Suicidal Tendencies; Anubis; In A Friendly Room; Prague: Last Time, This, And The Next; And Then I Knew; Song To The Red, White, And Blue; Silent Majority Rag.
Record grades Near Mint. Comes with Custom Made Intersleeve.
Low opening bid.
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