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Baroque rock at its best. DIG IT

Only winners here. DIG IT

This one goes down exceedingly easy. DIG IT

According to Billboard, "Cooper rides the narrow furrow between folk, country and rock, uses his disaffected voice and guitar ...

In which the Infernal Blues Band make their bid for infamy. DIG IT

Later-era Roe. DIG IT

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One of the more desirable records from the budget Wyncote catalogue. DIG IT

Arranger Larry Wilcox adds light classical touches to create music that could best be termed very easy listening. DIG IT

The Sound Symposium do Dylan. DIG IT

One of my all-time favorite compilations. DIG IT

A short-lived hybrid group formed in the early 1970s by Eric Weissberg, Tom Chapin, Bob Hinkle, Russell George, and Don MacDonal...

Some sweet folky vibes for yer Sunday blues. DIG IT

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Timmy contributes this deliciously wretched document. Just who these stars were who made these star hits, who can know? Who wou...

A strange bird, this. But a beautiful one. DIG IT

A star fell down on Indiana Just like it did in the beginning of time We all turned out to see what happened Some of us laug...

From Timmy: "I came across one of the most detestable albums I have ever had to listen to. Horrific, blase, bland, halfhea...

Familiar tunes decorate this soundtrack to an obscure flick that featured none other than the fabulous Steve Guttenberg. D...

Despite being produced by Harry Nilsson, arranged by George Tipton and released on Warner Bros., this charming period piece went now...

Never thought I'd be into something like this. I mean, all I remember about this dude is that he was a slick game-show host wit...

One half of the duo featured in the post below, Gary Ogan has a nice yacht-rock thing going on here. Co-produced by Leon Russel...

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Answers the musical question, What if the Partridge Family went jazz? DIG IT

Classic exploito soundtrack featuring Stu Phillips. DIG IT

Mo' mellow from the '70s. DIG IT

Tasty country rock in a Bread mold by a former Burrito Bro. DIG IT

Something soft and groovy for your Sunday. This one goes out to monkeeboy ... thanks for your $$$ contribution! DIG IT

Not that Jim Carroll. DIG IT

Not to be outdone, I'm guessing, by Warner's Loss Leaders series, A&M put together this comp. The label's dedica...

We could be oceans Never drifting apart We could be endless Flow through my heart If you want to ride my waves ...

An all-instro album based on "The Alexandria Quartet" tetralogy by Lawrence Durrell. Best heard in a single sitting w...

With thanks to One Bite, here are a pair of records commemorating the passing of Michael Parks. Would anyone have "...

Hits of the day with percussive accents. DIG IT

A rare one, for sure. DIG IT

Yet another Columbia comp, featuring one side for the kids and the other for the moms and dads. DIG IT

These are daunting times That much is certain History in the making From the man behind the curtain No don't put the ...

By request, here's more Sounds of Sunshine. BTW, this rip was taken from the blog Eclanage , but the link has expired. ...

I bet that, back in the day, I would've bought this one thinking it was an actual Beatles album. I'm sure that's what t...

By request, here's King's Road performing "live" at the Watkins Glen festival. The fake crowd sounds on this ar...

Pickwick produced dozens of these soundalike records under the banner of King's Road (more are buried in this site). Classic ...

Easily the hardest to find Paris Sisters record. DIG IT

Here's an album so rare that it doesn't even exist. I comped it from the best sources I could find. Although this Dunhill band...

Bobby Hatfield's sole solo record. Pretty righteous and extremely rare. Update: Apparently, not so rare anymore, as my rip of this...

This rounds out the "Wild in the Streets" trilogy. Remember: Never trust anyone over 30. Also, never trust anyone under 30. ...

With thanks to Derrick Bostrom , here's the exceedingly rare instro version of the " Wild in the Streets " soundtrac...

With thanks to Timmy, here's an album by Max Frost and the Troopers, a fictional rock music group created for the exploitati...

Big Jim Sullivan twangs away on his sitar on a batch of peculiar tracks (e.g. "If I Were a Rich Man"), releases it on ...