WILBURN BURCHETTE Occult Concert V Rare Orig 1971 US Amos Psych Folk Guitar LP
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Wilburn Burchette
Occult Concert
Very Rare original US LP released on Amos Records in 1971. Promo sticker on the front cover.
Limited essentially to what is already public via internet searches and yellowed magazine ads and articles, we can say a few things about Wil, as he is—or at one time was—known to friends. Wil made albums of guitar and synthesizer music between the years 1971 and 1977, mostly under his Burchette Brothers label (run jointly with his brother Kenneth, who is, or was, a chemist), which may have been second only to Steven Halpern’s various labels as the most successful of the early new age self-publishers, selling thousands of copies of a total of seven LPs and a 45 through classified ads in the backs of magazines like Beyond Reality, Gnostica News, and of course, High Times.
Wilburn was a largely self-taught guitarist and self-taught mystic, whose fascination with the occult began around the age of twelve. He calls his music “Impro,” seeking to play not music but emotions, harkening back to a pre-verbal age. In Burchette’s construction, language is somewhat mundane as compared to the communicative capabilities of music.
Track Listing
Side One
1 Summons To The Sacrificial Feast 4:20
2 Arise 3:45
3 The Lords Small Fight 3:45
4 Awaking The Third Eye 4:45
5 Triumphed Gloriously 3:55
Side Two
1 Witches' Sabbath 4:05
2 Dance Of The Zodiac 2:17
3 The Enlightened One 4:05
4 Lo! 3:05
5 The Alchemist's Death 3:49
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Released on Amos Records in 1971
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Catalogue Number AAS 7014
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Record is in Ex ++ condition
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Sleeve is in Ex + condition (some rubbing and wear round the edges)
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