SAM LLOYD Canadian folky psych '72 trippy vocals cool
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88
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Description
Obscure small label LP has the right UK trippy influenced vocal blends in a garagy folk context to lend a quite psychy feel to the LP. Opens with a fuzz guitar dosed track called "Piano Piano" and has some other electric moves but is dominated by freaky '60s turned on non-traditional folk including some loner vibes, and has a crude enough recording sound to make it sound like a homemade private press even though it is on some obscure small label. Other titles include "Realize", "Never Mind My Job", "I'm Not Guilty", "Free To Be Free" etc. Who was this guy? Whole LP is quite good and sounds like it would be a swingin' London psych zone if it were recorded in a more rock style than the folkier atmosphere it has. From 1972 on Canadian label Chart On # CHA 2001 with blue toned pic of his face on cover. Ex/VG++ condition, faint light scuffs and a few passing bits of surface on disc but plays enjoyable fine.
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