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Fever Tree - For Sale
(1970, Ampex)

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w/ a cover of Love/Arthur Lee's She Comes In Colors, and side 2 is a nearly 13 minute version of Hey Joe.
 
The Rolling Stones - More Hot Rocks (big hits & fazed cookies)
(1972, London) STERLING LH in the deadwax; mastered by Lee Hulko at Sterling Sound

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looks like a mix of real & fake stereo tracks.
 
FM radio, the short version of One Way Or Another - Blondie (minus the guitar solo).
 
Congratulations, indeed. That's an amazing number of views - in part, because a lot of people, who are not members, can view this thread. They sure do like to see what's been listened to, no doubt to an abundant number of contributions by SLF.

Here is a 12" Single meant to be played loud.



Nando.
 
John Cage, Steve Reich - Three Dances & Four Organs
(1973, Angel/Capitol) MASTERED BY CAPITOL Jay in the deadwax; mastered by Jay Maynard at Capitol

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Jethro Tull - Crest Of A Knave - 05 - Dogs In The Midwinter
 

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speakerlabfan said:
Yes, that's the song. Hendrix made it popular but it was covered by lots of bands in the 60s and probably written by an obscure folkie in California in the early 60s. Hey Joe wikipedia
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One thing about Wikipedia, you generally can find out a lot ,more than you were lookin for...i KNOW WAY MORE ABOUT "Hey Joe" than I did before!!
 
America - s/t
(1971, Warner Bros) -1B/-1B

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later issue with A Horse With No Name included. If only more records were recorded as nicely as this one.
 
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