RANDY BURNS Of Love And War LP ESP DISK 1966 US orig+stereo ESP 1039
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  $   33

 


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Dec 8, 2017 Sold Date
Nov 28, 2017 Start Date
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 RANDY BURNS


 with EMERY FLETCHER
Randy Burns is a minor figure on the Greenwich Village '60s folk scene,  but his albums are largely enjoyable examples of post-Dylan psychedelic folk;  the first three have the added collector value of being on the legendary New York indie ESP-Disk
"OF LOVE AND WAR"
1969    LP     ESP-DISK RECORDS    STEREO  ESP 1039
PRINTED IN U.S.A.    ORIGINAL PRESSING
SINGLE SLEEVE
THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)
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LABEL:  ESP DISK - WHITE LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) ESP 1039   Catalog on labels: ESP 1039
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): ESPS 1039A   ORT-4   DBH(boxed) Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): ESPS 1039B   ORT-4   DBH(boxed)
On labels: artist+title+tracklist+catalog+stereo (on Side B only): ESP-Disk', Ltd. 156 Fifth Avenue N.Y.C., N.Y. 10010 
On back cover: Recorded October, 1966 12 string accompaniment by Emery Fletcher
tracklisting Side A: ALL YOU'VE DONE FOR ME - THIRSTY BOOTS I LIKE TO SLEEP LATE IN THE MORNING - THOUGHTS OF SPRING COMING OF THE ROADS - CIVIL WAR MEDLEY Side B: NO CHANGE IN ME - FAREWELL FROM A RAMBLER - SOUR GRAPES THATS THE WAY ITS HAPPENED ALL THE TIME - MR. WAR    grading RECORD NEAR EX but (please, read above description) SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Randy Burns' voice, at its best, sounds like a young, expressive Pete Seeger,  and on this album the comparison is doubly apt, consisting as it does of anti-war songs,  old Civil War tunes, and love ballads. All are sung in an achingly earnest style,  which fits with the period, and they're all beguiling in their way -- he overcomes his  vocal limitations with sheer sincerity, and also reveals himself a good songwriter, his own  "Thoughts of Spring" and "All You've Done for Me" standing well next to Eric Andersen's  "Thirsty Boots" and David Blue's "I Like to Sleep Late In the Morning."  One suspects that Seeger (and quite possibly Lee Hayes) might have heard his "Civil War Medley"  with the pride an artist has in an admirer emulating his work and style. Additionally,  his selection of material has a linear order and momentum that could have made it a good  screenplay outline, if anyone had been shooting Civil War stories in 1966. The sound is spare,  Burns' six-string joined on some numbers by Emery Fletcher on 12-string...(AllMusic)

 


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