Dane Sturgeon "Wild 'n' Tender" OUTSIDER DIY Acid Archives Weird LP
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“Folk-Rock in a Stone Groove”… indeed. Here’s a bizarre outsider psych LP by Dane Sturgeon. The album is entitled “Wild ‘n’ Tender” on the Stur-Geon records label, number TS-100. This is an original pressing from 1967, and is the harder-to-find first press with the “statue” cover. Later copies had a picture of Sturgeon on the front. This copy grades VG+ on the vinyl, no seam splits on the cover, just some wear to the corners. I’ve owned (and enjoyed) a copy of this LP for years, and it is really hard to describe it- part psychedelic, part cowboy music, part Roy Orbison, part Spector’s wall of sound… it’s all in there. Heck, the album was even recorded Gold Star studios, the same place where Phil Spector created all of those great records. And to top it off, the songwriting is just plain weird. “Ghost of Bardsley Road” is about a ghost on a motorcycle that races kids and kills them, with plenty of maniacal laughter. “Queen Bee” and “Hurricane” are a about a lover who ruins lives. “Whip of Love”… well, that needs no further explanation. The LP was interesting enough to gain mention in the acid archives. Additionally, a short film was produced about Dane Sturgeon a few years ago… you can view it here: http://vimeo.com/31695949 Great copy of a very interesting record! Drop me a message if ebay doesn’t calculate shipping for you. California residents add 8.225% tax. Happy bidding!!
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