QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE - AN ANTHOLOGY OF RARE STUDIO SESSIONS
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: DOL
Release date: 30/10/2019
Barcode: 0889397320089
Catalog no.: DOLHLMT0002008
Item ID: 486161
Now available as a deluxe edition on 180-GRAM VINYL, here's a collection of rare material from the acclaimed late '60s west-coast psych rockers. Included are tracks s.a. 'Dino's Song', 'Pride Of Man', 'The Fool', 'Fresh Air' ('71 session), 'Stand By Me', 'I Hear You Knocking' and more.
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