GLASTONBURY FAYRE 3LP all inserts Bowie Bolan Hawkwind PSYCH Prog ’72 RARE
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Description
David Bowie – Grateful Dead – Marc Bolan – Hawkwind - Pink Fairies – Pete Townshend - Brinsley Schwartz – Daevid Allen & GONG – Skin Alley – Edgar Broughton Band
GLASTONBURY FAYRE REVELATIONS - A Musical Anthology – Original issue 3LP with all inserts.
Contents:
* 3 Vinyl LPs featuring exclusive tracks
* 32 page illustrated booklet
* A Fold-out cut-out geodesic dome insert
* A Fold-out track list insert.
* Huge 24”x36” fold-out poster sleeve.
* Fold-out cut-out Silver Pyramid insert
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*this set does not have its printed vinyl outer sleeve
LABEL: Revelation, UK, 1972
SELECTION #: REV 1/2/3
CONDITION: Discs: MINT- All discs are shiny. Beautiful!
Fold out Cover: Strong VG+ There is some corners and edge wear. Nice!
Inserts: NEAR MINT
TRACK LIST :
Dark Star - Grateful Dead [24.06] Empire Pool Wembley, 8 April 1972
Love Song - Brinsley Schwartz [4.02] Olympic studios
A Blanket In My Meusli - Mighty Baby [16.06] Glastonbury Fayre 25 June 1971 5 a.m.
Sunken Rags - Marc Bolan [2.36] Marc's Home
Classified - Pete Townshend [3.58] Peter's Home
Supermen - David Bowie [2.44] Trident studios, rare alternate version
Silver Machine & Welcome - Hawkwind [7.28] Roundhouse Chalk Farm 13 Feb 1972
Sun Music - Skin Alley [5.20] Trident studios
Glad Stoned Buried Fielding Flash & Fresh Fest Footprints In My Memory - Daevid Allen & Gong [23.00] Glastonbury Fayre 22 June 1971
Do It - Pink Fairies [3.20] Glastonbury Fayre 24 June 1971
Uncle Harry's Last Freak-Out - Pink Fairies [19.43] Glastonbury Fayre 24 June 1971
Out Demons Out - Edgar Broughton Band [20.00] Glastonbury Fayre 24 June 1971
Glastonbury Fayre was held at Worthy Farm, Pilton, near Shepton Mallet, Somerset, from Sunday June 20 to Thursday June 24, 1971 encompassing Midsummers Day - it was free.
It had been planned by Andrew Kerr (Randolph Churchill's PA for many years) and Arabella Churchill who felt all other festivals at the time were over commercialiZed. It was paid for by the few who supported the ideal so the entrance was free and took a medieval tradition of music, dance, poetry, theatre, lights and spontaneous entertainment. It was in this year that the first "pyramid" stage was constructed out of scaffolding and expanded metal covered with plastic sheeting, built on a site above the Glastonbury-Stonehenge ley line.
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