OCEAN (USA) - OCEAN (+CD)
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: LOLLIPOPPE SHOP
Release date: 18/01/2021
Barcode: 4250137215723
Catalog no.: LLP20000006
Item ID: 503194
Recorded in 1969 by an NYC-based hippie group, comprising ex-members of The Family Of Apostolic, a long lost psychedelic folk-rock gem sees its first ever vinyl release! Featuring gorgeous male and female vocals and virtuoso playing, the songs (originals mostly!) reveal influences from the British late '60s folk boom, Middle-Eastern music and traditional US genres s.a. bluegrass. Includes and insert with liner notes and archival photos. Second press ion black vinyl, includes a 2020 CD by band member John Townsley ('The Old Sailor').
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