Bruce Vanderpool Bittersweet psych folk rock DIY album
$
899
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You are bidding on a never played ultra rare albums by Bruce Vanderpool. Recorded in 1969 in upstate New York by Raydar Records, this signed and numbered (3/10) album is one of only 8 brand new albums the artist had left in his the possession and most likely the only ones left in the original plastic wrappers. The original cover, designed by Carol Crooks (who later became Carol Vanderpool, Bruce's wife) is pasted on the album cover under the plastic, so the plastic has been opened to allow this application.
In addition to making this limited-edition album, Bruce Vanderpool also opened concerts for the likes of Procol Harum, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Segar, Boz Scaggs and others. Some have described this as a "dreamy folk psych with beautiful electric guitar backing and strong introspective vocals . . ." Others have described it as a blend of electric and acoustic guitar with poetic lyrics and harmony.
Collector's Weekly has identified this album as a highly-soughtafter item. Don't miss this opportunity to own this rare collector's album in pristine condition. There will not be anymore. In addition to Bruce's signature, this album is numbered 3/10 to reflect the fact that there are only 7 original copies left. Buyer pays actual shipping plus appropriate insurance if desired. I'm not an expert on international shipping but will ship it however you legally want it done. If you have any questions about international shipping, please ask before bidding. The packaging is 12" x 12" x 5" and the weight is under 2 pounds.
There is no reserve on this album. I have sold 2 other albums from this collection for over $1500 each, so someone could end up with a great deal here. Thanks for looking.
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