Remastered sound, insert / booklet with photos and liner notes by Angela Sawyer (Weirdo Records).

Tracklist:Ince Ince Bir Kar YaGar - Degmen Benim Gamli Yasl? Gönlüme - Dumanli Dumanli Oy Bizim Eller - Anam Aglar Basucumda Oturur - Bosu Bosuna - Daglar Dagladi Beni - Yakar Inceden Inceden - Deniz Üstü Köpürür - Sev Beni Beni - Kükredi Çimenler

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Akbayram poached members of Mo?ollar and Bari? Manço's Kurtalan Ekspres to get the best fuzz breaks and hammond slams & put 'em straight in your ears. The band also tried out some mixes that pushed the vocals or a particular instrument way up front, and of course long, low, reverberant welcomes from Edip's echo-covered voice.

Remastered sound, booklet with photos and liner notes by Angela Sawyer (Weirdo Records).

Tracklist:

Yaralarim - Arabam Kaldi Yolda - Adam Olmak Dile Kolay - Dar Agaci - Kolum Nerden Aldin Zinciri - Ayrilik - Birak Beni - Haberin Varmi - Mehmet Emmi - Ka?larin Karasina

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Remastered Sound, insert / booklet with liner notes by Angela Sawyer (Weirdo Records)

Tracklist: Can Karagözlüm (1973) - Ask Böyledir (1972) - Daglarin Gözyaslari (1972) - Ben Armudu Dislerim (1974) - Suna (1971) - Denizciler (1970) - Akça Kizlar (1971) - Bak Kalbim (1974) - Gönüllerde Bahar (1972) - Toprak (1970) - Yekte (1973) - Seni Dileniyorum (1973)

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"...These aren't longing, writing demos with tossed-off guide attempts, but instead full-form creations... The pulsating waves of snaking fuzz opening the set with "Love Shining" prepare you for the trip with an indelible riff, while moments of soul exorcism lay bare elsewhere" - Jeremy Cargill

Tracklist: Love Shining - I Feel So Bad - Inside Out - No Long Song - Something That's Coming - Behind a Cloud - Moral Sense - Die - You Look at Me - Somehow, Someway - Dead in the Rain - Roll Me like the Ocean (Writing Demo) - Roll Me like the Ocean (2014) - You Look at Me (Reprise) / Drayevarg

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Totally early 70s sounding electric folk-rock with flute, piano, bass, drums, and killer fuzz guitar. Mostly instrumental with a few vocals in English. It alternates delicate acoustic passages with devastating fuzz leads, sounding like Fairport Convention jamming with early Ash Ra Tempel. The album closes with an extended 11 minute track on which guitar player Daan Slaman starts playing leads like a madman, creating layers and layers of liquid acid-fuzz guitar. It has to be heard to be believed!

First ever LP / CD reissue, done in cooperation with the original band members.

Insert / booklet with rare photos and liner notes by Richard Allen.

Carefully remastered from original vinyl (the masters were destroyed long ago) using state-of-the-art equipment, resulting in stunning sound quality.

Tracklist:

Lodalientje - Cola-Tik - Hymn On Wind And Water - Maiden Voyage - Gimmick For Twenty Fingers - Transcendence (for Leo)- Images Of Long Gone By - Oblivion

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These days, singer-songwriter and actor David Blue tends to be remembered only in relation to Bob Dylan. A member of the supporting cast in mid-60s Greenwich Village and The Rolling Thunder Revue. Yet to categorise Blue in this way is reductionist, and does him an injustice. He was something of an archetype of the 60s generation of Greenwich Village singer-songwriters. Yet, esteemed by his peers, he was overlooked. He released seven albums in a decade, and his acting career was shaping up when he died suddenly at the age of just 41.

His passing was barely noted in the rock press, and in the subsequent years Blue was all but forgotten. Of late, though, that's changed. His albums started to reappear on CD on small labels and, in 2020, both Rolling Stone and Mojo magazines published major reappraisals. Blue - at last - was getting the attention denied him in life.

It wasn't until 1965 that Blue, as Dave Cohen, released his first recordings - three songs on Elektra's Singer Songwriter Project. All betrayed a debt to pre-electric Dylan. But then again, so did much else coming out of Greenwich Village at the time. Elektra contracted Blue to do his own album, and in 1966 "David Blue" was released - his first recording to appear under that name. Electric folk rock with a garage band attitude, somewhat in debt to Highway 61, it didn't sell well. Shortly after the album's release Blue formed and toured with The American Patrol, a four-piece rock band, recording an album for Elektra that was never released.

Now, for the first time, Hanky Panky and Mapache release those historical abandoned American Patrol recordings, along with the three tracks included on Elektra's 1965 LP Singer Songwriter Project, as David Blue And The American Patrol "The Lost 1967 Elektra Recordings & More" and "David Blue", his self-titled 1966 debut album, on two exclusive vinyl editions limited to 500 copies each.

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These days, singer-songwriter and actor David Blue tends to be remembered only in relation to Bob Dylan. A member of the supporting cast in mid-60s Greenwich Village and The Rolling Thunder Revue. Yet to categorise Blue in this way is reductionist, and does him an injustice. He was something of an archetype of the 60s generation of Greenwich Village singer-songwriters. Yet, esteemed by his peers, he was overlooked. He released seven albums in a decade, and his acting career was shaping up when he died suddenly at the age of just 41.

His passing was barely noted in the rock press, and in the subsequent years Blue was all but forgotten. Of late, though, that's changed. His albums started to reappear on CD on small labels and, in 2020, both Rolling Stone and Mojo magazines published major reappraisals. Blue - at last - was getting the attention denied him in life.

It wasn't until 1965 that Blue, as Dave Cohen, released his first recordings - three songs on Elektra's Singer Songwriter Project. All betrayed a debt to pre-electric Dylan. But then again, so did much else coming out of Greenwich Village at the time. Elektra contracted Blue to do his own album, and in 1966 "David Blue" was released - his first recording to appear under that name. Electric folk rock with a garage band attitude, somewhat in debt to Highway 61, it didn't sell well. Shortly after the album's release Blue formed and toured with The American Patrol, a four-piece rock band, recording an album for Elektra that was never released.

Now, for the first time, Hanky Panky and Mapache release those historical abandoned American Patrol recordings, along with the three tracks included on Elektra's 1965 LP Singer Songwriter Project, as David Blue And The American Patrol "The Lost 1967 Elektra Recordings & More" and "David Blue", his self-titled 1966 debut album, on two exclusive vinyl editions limited to 500 copies each.

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