JOHN EATON Blues Machine/Bone Dry 1967 PSYCHEDELIC analog synth 45
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45
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John Eaton & His Syn-Ket: "Blues Machine"/"Bone Dry" (Decca 32220, US 1967, promo)
Invented in 1964 by Paolo Ketoff, the Syn-Ket was the first synth designed specifically as a live performance instrument. Here, composer John Eaton demonstrates it on two psychedelic dance tracks, similar to Pierre Henry's Mass for the Present Time. You can hear "Blues Machine" on YouTube.
Condition: The record is very clean and glossy with no scratches or scuffs to speak of. Both sides play loud and clear with hardly any noise at all.
Payment methods: PayPal only!
Postage costs: US$7 worldwide, first class (air mail). Not US$4 to the United States, as eBay requires me to state! Carefully packed in new bubble bag with cardboard stiffeners inside. If you win more than one of the singles and EPs in my auctions, I will combine the postage - it's the same, $7, no matter how many records are sent to the same address.
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