Discover Weekly Archive - part 7

Root Down

Root Down (And Get It) (Live)

The Best Of Al Di Meola: The Manhattan Years

Song To The Pharoah Kings

Night And Day

Another World

Second track from Bill Cooley and Alan Munson's 1972 private press classic "In Debt"

Original LPs change hands for about $700 each. Aaron Milenski in The Acid Archives wrote that this has "a sound similar to the early Chuck & Mary Perrin albums, if they didn't have female vocals. Japanese collectors crave it for those songs, though psych collectors will be more interested in 'Sightly Sue,' which has bizarre use of guitar vibrato, and 'I Need a Change' and 'Where Is The Change,' which have a bit of mild fuzz guitar (the latter has maybe the shortest and most unlikely wah wah break ever.) A few other songs have some jazzy lead guitar and complex chord progressions. Overall, somewhere between stark hippie folk and folky singer/songwriter. Loner folk fans may enjoy it, as a couple of songs are pretty dark in tone."

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Cooley-Munson: Sightly Sue

Moog: The Electric Eclectics Of Dick Hyman

The Moog And Me

Song To The Pharoah Kings

Al DiMeola Project