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Donovan- Sunshine Superman (Psychedelic Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Psychedelic Pop) Released: August 26, 1966 [Epic Records] Producer(s): Mickie Most
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Donovan- Sunshine Superman (Psychedelic Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Psychedelic Pop) Released: August 26, 1966 [Epic Records] Producer(s): Mickie Most
The Zodiac - Cosmic Sounds - Elektra - Lp - 1967 (cover artwork by Abe Gurvin)
James Taylor photographed at Cyrus Faryar’s farm in the L. A. hills by Henry Diltz.
Reverberation #345 1. John Lennon - Gimme Some Truth 2. Cloudy Busey - Tattooed Tears 3. Denny Lile - Hear The Bang 4. Reg King - You Go Have Yourself A Good Time 5. Pink Industry - Don't Let Go (12" Version) 6. James Talley - No Opener Needed 7. Spectral Display - It Takes a Muscle (To Fall In Love) 8. Love of Life Orchestra - Beginning of the Heartbreak 9. Jim Spencer - There Comes A Time 10. Cyrus Faryar - Softly Through The Dark
Cyrus Faryar's second album is similar to its predecessor, but more finely crafted musically and sonically, courtesy of producer John Simon. He gives Faryar's music a more opulent sound than the artist himself was able to achieve on his first album -- parts of this album could almost qualify as pop/rock, while other moments are closer to "progressive folk." As a composer, Faryar is less focused on this album, as he shares space here with the work of other songwriters, including Fred Neil and Harry Nilsson. The production allows Faryar to stretch out vocally further than he did on his debut album, and the results are often hauntingly beautiful, and also less downbeat than on its predecessor. He had a truly superb voice, as revealed here, and could easily have found a following, but Faryar never followed up on any of it, preferring instead to retreat into his music. Islands offers a tantalizing glimpse of what that was, at its most accessible, to the outside world.
David Cassidy and Cyrus Faryar and a jeep 1970′s
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MORT GARSON - CYRUS FARYAR – THE ZODIAC—COSMIC SOUNDS
UPUPAYĀMA - HONESTY FLOWERS
RORY GALLAGHER - IN CONCERT AT THE BBC 1972
Mort Garson - The Zodiac: Cosmic Sounds
