BEAUTY 1969 PROMO STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK STARSHINE WEST COAST PSYCH BLUES
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23
$ 23
Sold For
Jul 14, 2024
Sold Date
Jul 7, 2024
Start Date
7
Number Of Bids
USA
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Description
- ORIGINAL '69 FIRST PRESS
- PRE-RELEASE PROMO
..|/\|...............................................|/\|..- The STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK
- Good Morning Starshine The STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK
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- USA - UNI RECORDS - 73054
Wow, this thing is SO hard to find with a unipack gatefold cover THIS MINTY clean ... - (see full details below)
ADVANCED RELEASE PROMOTIONAL
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ADVANCED RELEASE PROMOTIONAL
ORIGINAL 1969 first pressing in the old unipak gatefold cover... the delightful groovy sunshine sounds of the The STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK delivering their fourth album...
Yes, this is the fourth and final long-player of then new material from (S.A.C.) - STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK As with their previous Lp's, Good Morning Starshine is a sunny popsike affair, but varied as the music has shifted away from pure punky psychedelia such as "Love Me Again" and "The World Is on Fire," inheriting a much more aggressive, bluesy approach :
- à la (gasp) MC5. Although there are sonic vestiges and remnants of the band's former self -- such as the album's hippie-trips title track -- by all accounts this was the antithesis of what the band had been up until this point. The LP is certainly full of strong material, despite the slight change in direction. "Small Package" is reminiscent of the band's sound, circa Wake Up...It's Tomorrow. Likewise, the song is a minor chord masterpiece in the same vein as their previous hit, "Tomorrow." The "California Girls" vocal tag is a nod to the Beach Boys, with whom SAC shared many a late-'60s performance stage. Additionally, the mid-tempo rocker "Miss Attraction" would have been a welcome addition to their earlier releases. The free-form jamming and lead guitar lines are definitely reminiscent of early Spirit and the highly underrated Bay Area band Kak. The heavier and blues-influenced "Me and the Township," "Off Ramp Road Tramp," and "Hog Child" recall Blue Cheer and even later-era Moby Grape as much as they do the electric British blues of, say, Fleetwood Mac.
Me And The Township
Off Ramp Road Map
Small Package
Hog Child
Miss Attraction
II
Good Morning Starshine
Miss Attraction
Write Your Name In Gold
(You Put Me On) Standby
Dear Joy
Changes
- CONDITION:
- The cover: rated: M- sixties ('69) unipak gatefold cover is solid with bright original colors (PROMOTIONAL STICKER AT BACK BOTTOM COVER)... An absolute FINAL collection copy without wear!!!
- 100% nice collectible rarity = NO DELETE MARKS...no split seams, no writing...no bends...full colors, 55 years of age (M- PROMO)
- The vinyl: Rated: Rated: is still glossy, CLEAN M- and plays M- clean enjoyable playback... with clean UNI labels
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