Jazzanova member and Notes On A Journey co-founder Stefan Leisering picked records from his collection to let you explore the world of pop psych and folk rock of the late 60s to early 70s. Its a selection of known classics and personal discoveries from the last 30 years of record collecting. We think this is the perfect mixture to introduce to you our new re-release Humphrey (South Africa 1971) and its sound universe between folk, pop, psych and singer songwriter music.

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1.) Megachile Pluto - I’m A Collector (2020)
2.) Sunshine Company - To Put Up With You (1968)
3.) D.R. Hooker - Forge Your Own Chains (1972)
4.) Bill Wendry & The Boss Tweeds - A Wristwatch Band (1968) (Megachile Pluto Edit)
5.) Humphrey - Silence Of Love (1971)
6.) Traffic - Roamin’ Thru’ The Gloamin’ With 40000 Headmen (1968)
7.) Brothers - The Prophet (1973)
8.) Willow - Lightning (Creepy One) (1974)
9.) Paul Bryan - Like A Rainy Night (1973)
10.) Randy Johnson - Garden Of Love (1970)
11.) Click Horning - Find It For Yourself (1969)
12.) Humphrey - Season’s Change (1971)
13.) The Turtles - Too Young To Be One (1967)
14.) Jamie & The Jury - This Too Shall Pass (1966)
15.) The Sundowners - Always You (1969)
16.) Design - Marguaretta (1970)
17.) Mark Eric - Move With The Dawn (1969)
18.) The Left Banke - Shadows Breaking Over My Head (1967)
19.) Humphrey - Time To Change (1971)
20.) Sagittarius - The Truth Is Not Real (1968) 
21.) Asylum - Sometimes (1973)
22.) Kenny Rankin - Sittin’ On The Dock Of A Bay (1971)
23.) Rodger Rodier - The Key (1972)

Time To Change - Notes On A Journey Selection by Stefan Leisering

„Discovering and rediscovering music“ is NOAJ's slogan and by this credo productions and recordings (records, cassettes, never before released master tapes) from days gone by shall and will find its audience. NOAJ tells the tale of mis-launched careers, failed dreams, gutted hopes, criminally overlooked masterpieces and of music that has been probably way too ahead of its time.