Pink Moon by Nick Drake Island 1972 Folk / Folk-Rock / Acoustic / Baroque Pop / Singer-Songwriter / Folk Baroque

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Pink Moon by Nick Drake Island 1972 Folk / Folk-Rock / Acoustic / Baroque Pop / Singer-Songwriter / Folk Baroque
The Dildine Family
if nobody's got me I know Tia Blake's got me
°°° Greenwood, Curlee & Thompson °°° °° Little Willy °° 1972 Folk Psychedelic Rock from Minnesota Trio from St. Paul, Minnesota, consisting of Richard Greenwood (guitar, violin, sitar, vocals), John Curlee (harmonica, vocals), Clyde Thompson (piano, guitar, vocals) and a few friends on flute, electric guitar, congas and more. Their only album ("One Time, One Place", 1972) Enjoy! ^_^ Cavegirl66
for today. the entire album.
Linda Perhacs- Parallelograms. In which 70's Topanga Canyon acid-folker Linda Perhacs recites the names of geometric shapes repeatedly and then lapses into some kind of psychedelic trip / bridge thingie in the middle of the song replete with bongos and weird piano wire noises ... Sound like a hippie disaster of a song? Listening to it once, you might say yuck. But then you get drawn into her world, and what an intersting world it is. Although she only sold about 500 records, she was among the best of the early 70's crop of freak-folkers, and the song has magic to burn.
Judy Collins- Somday soon