J.D. BLACKFOOT The Ultimate Prophecy LP MERCURY 1970 insert+original RARE
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Jul 16, 2014 Sold Date
Jul 9, 2014 Start Date
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J.D. BLACKFOOT

with

CRAIG FULLER, PHIL STOKES, DAN WALDRON, JEFF WHITLOCK

From Cleveland, Ohio

"THE ULTIMATE PROPHECY"

1970    LP    MERCURY RECORDS    SR-61288 STEREO

PRINTED IN THE USA    ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING

RARE DEBUT ALBUM    WITH LYRICS INSERT

THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC, FIRST U.S. PRESSING;

THIS IS NOT A REISSUE, OR A COUNTERFEIT PRESSING

Why buy a new Reissue when you can own the REAL THING 

FROM MY RECORDS COLLECTION

tracklist
ONE TIME WOMAN - ANGEL - WE CAN TRY

GOOD DAY EXTENDING COMPANY - I'VE NEVER SEEN YOU

THE ULTIMATE PROPHECY

DEATH'S FINALE - CYCLES - WAITING TO BE BORN - PINK SUN

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SLEEVE VG+ (read above description and pictures)

J.D. Blackfoot's first LP -- recorded when future Pure Prairie League member Craig Fuller was in the lineup

 -- was a curious affair that very much reflected prevalent trends in the world of album-oriented rock in 1970. 

The songs were diverse enough that they sounded as if they could have been the work of several bands, 

and emulated more famous acts in both good and bad ways. 

The first side of the album was definitely the more song-oriented one. 

The second side, however, takes a turn for the more bombastically progressive, offering a song suite of sorts 

with much of the pretentious lyricism-mysticism to which this genre was particularly prone. 

The multi-movement structure used by some British art rock bands of the time is dusted 

with some West Coast psychedelic-influenced guitar arrangements...(AllMusic)







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