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1968 to 1970: An Axelrod Anthology - David Axelrod
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  1. Warning Talk, Pt. 1
  2. Holy Are You
  3. Holy Thrusday
  4. For What It's Worth
  5. Kukuchi
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  1. Warning Talk, Pt. 1
  2. Holy Are You
  3. Holy Thrusday
  4. For What It's Worth
  5. Kukuchi
  6. The Mental Traveler
  7. Space Spiritual
  8. London
  9. Urizen
  10. The School Boy
  11. The Sign, Pt. 1
  12. The Fly
  13. General Confessional
  14. The Smile
  15. The Human Abstract
  16. Why (Am I Treated So Bad)
  17. The Sign, Pts. 2 - 4
  18. West Wind
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Confounding dozens of vinyl-philes who'd paid hundreds of dollars for the original LPs, 1968 to 1970: An Axelrod Anthology compiles 11 tracks from the first (and best) three albums released by David Axelrod, including the two-volume series devoted to William Blake (Song of Innocence, Songs of Experience) and the 1970 ecological nightmare, Earth Rot. Alongside those tracks are seven of Axelrod's best productions, for soul singers like Lou Rawls (the Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth") and Letta as well as Cannonball ...

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1968 to 1970: An Axelrod Anthology 2001, Stateside

UPC: 724349940529

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