ERNA SCHMIDT - LIVE '69-'71
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: GARDEN OF DELIG
Release date: 15/11/2000
Barcode: 4016342000482
Catalog no.: CD0000048
Item ID: 191236
They had signed a contract with the Ohr-label but didn't do anything with it, preferring to play, totally stoned, endless improvisations in the mood of CREAM/HENDRIX during their gigs. has 32 page booklet. (Garden Of Delight)
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