LP SEALED THE GREAT SOCIETY W GRACE SLICK CONSPICUOUS ONLY IN ITS ABSENSE PSYCH

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Before joining ,  sang lead and played various instruments for the Great Society, who were nearly as popular as  in the early days of the San Francisco psychedelic scene. Instrumentally, the Great Society were not as disciplined as . But they were at least their equals in imagination, infusing their probing songwriting with Indian influences, minor key melodic shifts, and groundbreaking, reverb-soaked psychedelic guitar by 's brother-in-law, .  was also responsible for penning "Somebody to Love," which  brought with her to , who took it into the Top Five in 1967. The Great Society broke up in late 1966 after recording only one locally released single; after  became stars, Columbia issued a couple of live albums of the Great Society performing at San Francisco's Matrix Club in 1966.





1968 LP Released on Columbia Records  # CS-9624 (Stereo).

This is a Sealed Album and will Perform with the Ultimate Sound Possible from this Recording. Slight shrink separation by upper opening. Slight yellowing on back by shrink separation. Slightly rounded corners.