Mint FREEPORT 1970 RARE PSYCH (MAINSTREAM S/6130 STEREO) in shrink
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Description
- Heavy Garage/Psych guitar/organ rocker FREEPORT from Cleveland, Ohio. Formally known as Paper Sun and
- Freeport Express.
- "Paper Sun" was formed in early '68 or so, befitting the Traffic-inspired moniker, played a 'progressive' style of late '60s rock sounds, and were popular at teen dances, such as the Hullabaloo clubs, around the area. A year later, the personnel changed and two guitarists were added -- Dennis Stredney and Roger Lewis. With this lineup, that included Kevin Raleigh (keyboards and vocals), Craig Holt (bass), and Bill Stallings (drums)sthey changed their name to Freeport.
- Freeport was a huge band in the NE Ohio area in 1970 -- playing constantly in Cleveland and the Youngstown areas. They recorded this LP in Miami for Mainstream records, going from dreamy psychedelic to more guitar/organ driven bombers, and also a few tunes more West Coast oriented tracks ...including strong originals led by the melodic but heavy 'I Need Your Lovin'.
It's A Brand New Morning
I Need Your Lovin'
Just What You Need
What She's Done
Nonsense
Old Man
Call Yourself The Wind
Forty Long Paces
Lend A Hand
very nice...
I have been collecting records for 45 years. All records I sell are out of my own extensive collection and have been upgraded consistently over the years. Any record I sell is the best I could find in all this time. I had a store for a while and would try to keep one copy of albums I liked. Most are unplayed. I try to keep my descriptions short to save you time. I assume, if you are here, you know the album, titles, etc. If not, Allmusic is a great site to get the scoop. Bid with confidence!
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Records are visually graded unless stated...have been doing this for a long time.
All grades are cover first then record.
MINT is unplayed, sealed, or play-graded mint.
MINT MINUS is like new but probably played once or twice...most would grade this mint
NEAR MINT is near new with some slight signs of play...an extremely clean record
VERY GOOD PLUS is collectible but might have some light sleeve marks and some light noise...still plays very well with no major issues.
I WILL USE (+) AND (-) FOR EMPHASIS ON THE BASIC GRADES...I DO NOT LIST ITEMS LESS THAN VERY GOOD PLUS UNLESS THEY ARE EXTREMELY RARE AND THEN A FULL DISCLOSURE WILL BE PROVIDED. BID WITH CONFIDENCE.
Flaws in covers will be noted.
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