NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND 7" 45 RARE PSYCH FOLK SF 67
  $   200

 


$ 200 Sold For
Oct 27, 2008 Sold Date
Oct 20, 2008 Start Date
$   10 Start price
7   Number Of Bids
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WOW! A RARE COPY OF NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND ONLY 7" SINGLE. 1967. FEATURING PSYCH FOLK SOUNDS FROM THE 60'S BERKELEY MUSIC SCENE!. AWESOME COVER WITH MARIJUANA LEAF PSYCHEDELIC INK DRAWING! FREAKS LIKE TIMOTHY LEARY AND JOHN FAHEY WOULD BE IN THEIR LIVE SHOW CROWD AT TIMES! FANS OF THE WEIRDER TAKOMA RELEASES WILL DIG THIS.JACKET AND VINYL ARE IN LIKE NEW CONDITION!  super cool and dark weird songs include" "where does love go" "down in the basement" " WHAT AM I DOING HERE" & "GOT TO GET OUT OF THIS DREAM" LIKE ALL MY SINGLES UP RIGHT NOW, THIS COPY IS IN MINT CONDITION AND LOOKS NEVER PLAYED! SO COOL! A WONDERFUL ADDITION TO ANYONES COLLECTION! THANKS FOR LOOKING...
HERE'S SOME MORE DETAILED INFO ON THE BAND:

Berkeley, CA, psychedelic folk outfit Notes from the Underground formed in 1965, originally comprised of singer/multi-instrumentalist Fred Sokolow, guitarist Mark Mandell, bassist Mike O'Connor, keyboardist John Miller, and drummer Joe Luke. One of the first Bay Area folk psych rock bands of any real distinction, the group played at the first Longshoreman's Hall concert presented by the now-legendary Family Dog collective -- they also regularly headlined the local club the Jabberwock when the house band, their chief rivals Country Joe & the Fish, were taking a night off. With the exits of Miller and Luke, Notes from the Underground recruited keyboardist Jim Work and drummer Peter Ostwald; soon after, fledgling producer and folklorist Chris Strachwitz proposed helming the Notes' first recording session, which yielded a self-titled EP issued in 1966 on the Changes label.






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