Sold Date: December 16, 2018
Start Date: December 13, 2018
Final Price: $67.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 6
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                ORIGINAL 1965 GARAGE BLUES             
                 RARE ORIGINAL PRESSING
      ..|/\|...............................................|/\|..                          
                             
                 CHRIS  LUCY            '' Songs Of  Protest
                 AND ANTI PROTEST ''
            ..|/\|...............................................|/\|..                                    USA - SURREY RECORDS - 1027

Original 1965 rare collectible featuring Bobby Jameson... this obscure West Coast folk-rock collectable original release issued in 1965 is widely believed that a pseudonym for Bobby Jameson who issued at least two collectible '60s albums. ''Songs Of Protest'' has frequently been compared to Arthur Lee's Love.

Produced by Marshall Lieb (who was with Phil Spector). Highlights include a cover of the Leaves 'Girl From The East' who also issued their first LP on 'Surrey Records' although good luck finding a copy - contact us if you really want, but won't come at a low-end basement price.

Highly sought-after and very rare high lost treasure from the US underground...
awesome and magical electric folk/rock loner with totally alienated echoey
studio sounds, early TIM BUCKLEY-like atmosphere as well, some cool swingin’
London type lighter moves, fragile and dreamy vocals...also accents of DARIUS
backed by The LEAVES or JAKE HOLMES backed by GANDALF or
KENNELMUS backed by LOVE...a sweeping sound that’s full of both
darkness and wonder, a desert-mirage rattle-and-strum that suggests
ENNIO MORRICONE dune-surfing in the DEATH VALLEY...
As mentioned above, this guy made another more pop-psych album on “Verve Records” label
under the name of JAMESON.
That's The Way This World Has Got To Be (I) 
I"ll Remember Them   
Girl From Vernon MT    
I Got The Blues  
Saline   

That's The Way This World Has Got To Be (II)    
With Pity But It's Too Late    
You Came You Saw, But You Didn't Conquer Me    
Girl From The East    
Don't Come Looking    

                 CONDITION: The cover: rated: clean; near ''EX'' [excellent]  53 years onward, in great shape with only light previous handling ...there are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ...

The vinyl: Rated: near ''EX'' [excellent] will play with exceptional clean audio ... no worries there ... clean SURREY labels really make it
under the name of JAMESON.                
      A cool addition to anyone's music library!






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