FOLK-ROCK (60s-70s)

Originally released for John Peel's Dandelion label in 1971, "Creation" was the second album by underground folk troubadour Trevor "Beau" Midgley, recorded with psych band The Way We Live as backing group.Influenced by Tom Paxton, Leadbelly and Dylan, Beau started to write his own songs in the late...

SECOND PRESSING. Rita Lee of OS MUTANTES, and her friend Lúcia TurnBull first outside project, these recordings were done for PHILIPS in 1973. CILIBRINAS DO ÉDEN have played at OS MUTANTES show in MAY 1973, at Palácio de Convenções do Anhembi, in São Paulo. It was CILIBRINAS first gig. At...

Dando Shaft’s third LP continued their explorations into the progressive and psychedelic strands of folk, now with shifting time signatures evidencing an increasing sophistication, as well as an ongoing commitment to experimentation; more varied in theme than their previous releases, there were...

First ever reissue of this impossible to find private acid-folk album from France, 1972, related to Long Orme and originally released as a tiny pressing on cult Kiosque d’Orphée label (the French Deroy). Recorded by French musician Dominique Droin (later a Gipsy Kings backing musician!) and some...

After cutting his teeth in several rock and folk bands since the late Sixties (Hush, Tail Toddle), Dutch singer / songwriter Jan Duindam released his first solo album in 1978 for the tiny Munich label. With help from local musician Guus Willemse of progressive band Solution, who played bass, drums...

First ever reissue of this UK private press masterpiece from 1972. Everyone Involved was a hippie collective formed by well-trained musicians, assembled by Alan Wakeman and Michael Klein (Solid British Hat Band) to record a set of environmental protest songs. Some of the members of this London...

Recorded when he was just nineteen, “Dreaming With Alice” by British folk musician/artist MARK FRY was (barely) released only in Italy in 1972, making it one of the rarest and most desirable acid-folk / psychedelic albums ever. Tracks like “The Witch” or “Mandolin Man” are considered...

Legendary 100 copy 1973 Prog Melancholia, a Concept Lp of deeply darksome musical meditations on a bleak break up, many consider Isolation an overlooked masterpiece. The repeated line "And now theres nothing" is a theme throughout the LP, connecting with 21st Century outsider vibes and alienated...