GURYAN, Margo - Take A Picture - Vinyl (sun gold opaque vinyl LP)
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Margo GURYAN

Take A Picture (sun gold opaque vinyl LP)

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Cat: NUM 608LPC2. Rel: 26 Aug 24
Folk/Americana


Side 1 - Track 1. Sunday Mornin' Side 1 - Track 2. Sun Side 1 - Track 3. Love Songs Side 1 - Track 4. Thoughts Side 1 - Track 5. Don't Go Away Side 1 - Track 6. Take A Picture Side 2 - Track 1. What Can I Give You Side 2 - Track 2. Think Of Rain Side 2 - Track 3. Can You Tell Side 2 - Track 4. Someone I Know Side 2 - Track 5. Love

Margo Guryan's Take a Picture is a charming artifact of late '60s pop, blending the orchestral sophistication of Burt Bacharach with the dreamy resonance of early Belle & Sebastian. Guryan, a seasoned songwriter with credits including Ornette Coleman and Harry Belafonte, crafted a singular album that's both a lush time capsule and a showcase of her unique vision. Now released on gold vinyl, the production is richly adorned with horns, strings, and sweet harmonies, creating a warm, nostalgic atmosphere. Tracks like 'Sunday Morning' (later covered by Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell) and 'Sun' radiate a carefree energy, capturing the essence of Sunshine Pop. Ballads like 'Think Of Rain' and 'Thoughts' are very nostalgic, while 'Love' intriguingly veers into Psychedelic Rock. Take a Picture endures as a delightful reminder of its era, offering a glimpse into a bygone musical sensibility with Guryan's endearing, Doo-Wop-inspired vocals at its core.


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