Sweetwater - SAME (LP) [1968, Reprise, US] COMFORTABLE CHAIR/MAX FROST TROOPERS
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Oct 25, 2013 Sold Date
Jan 13, 2012 Start Date
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Description

Sweetwater - s/t (LP) [1968, Reprise, US]
1968, Psychedelic Rock/Pop

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Sound (CD-sourced): http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26991384/Sweetwater-1968_007.mp3

Details:
Label: Reprise
Cat. Nr.: RS 6313
Pressing Year: 1968
Country: USA
Other: 60's US Heavy Sleeve,
Original US pressing, very rare!!!
Condition:
#Cover: VG- / median scuffs on all 4
corners, median seamsplit on bottom
#Vinyl: G / general haze on both sides,
median scuffs allover, few major scuffs,
looks more worse than it sounds

We grade our 2nd hand items very strict and straight. If you see 
a LP graded with "G" (=Good), it's still in a good and enjoyable shape! 
You'll find detailed informations about our own vinyl grading system »here«.

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Sweetwater were an unusual 8 piece aggregation whose budding career was cruelly cut short by tragedy. Formed out of coffee house jams in LA under the benign eye of Roger McGuinn's sometime cowriter Harvey Gerst, Sweetwater played a fresh and happening fusion of Psychedelia, Jazz and Baroque/Classical music; in some ways a West Coast equivalent to Chrysalis. Their first album, produced by the great Dave Hassinger, established them as a force to be reckoned with, and landed them tours with The Doors and Eric Burdon and The Animals, and in time the coveted opening slot on the Woodstock festival. In December 1969 it all came skidding to a halt, as 20 year old singer Nansi Nevins was involved in a serious car smash, which left her in a coma with severe brain trauma and damaged vocal cords, necessitating years of therapy and though the group continued, it just wasn't the same. There was even a 1999 TV movie telling their story, concentrating on their tragedy. Here instead we go back to their 1968 debut, when the world was at their feet!








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