ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT IN THE HAIGHT ASHBURY 1967 RARE LP VINYL RECORD SAN FRANCISCO
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Jul 21, 2013 Sold Date
Jul 14, 2013 Start Date
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ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT IN THE HAIGHT ASHBURY 1967 RARE LP VINYL RECORD SAN FRANCISCO

NOW OUT OF PRINT AND RARE

EXCELLENT CONDITION; LP'S PLAY GREAT; MILD WEAR; COVER IN SHRINK WRAP OPENED

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GUARANTEE SATISFACTION FROM 100% RATED SELLER

A1
Hello From Haight Ashbury / Marry Juana / How Delinquent / The Girl I Left In Berkeley

A2
Stupidity

A3
San Francisco, Full of Marihuana / Cockles and Mussels

B1
The Bridge

B2
There is a Digger in the Town / The Intercourse Song

B3
Home in the Trees, My Teeny-bopper in the Light Blue Jeans / The Digger Lullaby

B4
Water Buffalo on the Bus

B5
Haight-Ashbury Farewell

Notes

During the "Summer of Love" in San Francisco in 1967, Brilliant gave daily lectures near the Haight St. entrance of Golden Gate Park. Brilliant released a live album recorded in Golden Gate Park in 1967 on a small Hollywood, CA record label, Dorash Enterprises (Dorash LP-1001). The album (Ashleigh Brilliant in the Haight-Ashbury) is quite rare today. The material uses familiar public domain songs and melodies and incorporates clever, poetic lyrics about marijuana, the Diggers, San Francisco neighborhoods, and his personal experiences, all the while displaying a banter which ebbs and flows with his audience, who respond warmly to the performance, and also participate in the songs. He states in the recording that he had been performing in this setting for approximately two hours each day the prior four weeks. He laughs throughout his performance, while the audience joins him in singing along and banging on percussive items. The album ends with a "Haight-Ashbury Farewell."








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