
First up is the 31st of February - self titled. Typically Vanguard folk psych with Butch Trucks. (1969 Vanguard 6503)
http://rapidshare.de/files/14619560/31st.rar

Here is Brave Belt -II, which is basically Bachman Turner Overdrive with a psych vibe and not much Overdrive. No Blair Thornton either. Great album though.
http://rapidshare.de/files/14626584/Brave_Belt_-_II.rar

http://rapidshare.de/files/14615499/Druids.rar

http://rapidshare.de/files/14611081/Joe_Byrd.rar

Next, also by request over at L&F is what I believe to be an early form of stoner metal from Ritchie Wise, Kenny Aaronson and Marc Bell (later known the world over as Marky Ramone), Dust. This is the first of their 2 albums and one of my all time faves. From A Dry Camel is brilliant!
http://rapidshare.de/files/14623214/dust_-_1st.rar
And lastly (for now) here is another exploito psych LP featuring JJ Cale!! It's the Leathercoated Minds and their Trip Down the Sunset Strip. JJ Cale wrote the originals (the few there are) and produced the LP. The concept is kinda cool, while listening to the cool tunes you also hear the sounds of the Sunset Strip. Makes you feel like you are there.

http://rapidshare.de/files/14628714/L-Coat-_Mind.rar
The 2nd Dust LP and more more more to come so check back soon!!
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Here the tracks for Joe Byrd
1.the Sub Sylvian Litanies
A.Kalyani
B.You Can't Ever Come Down
C.Moonsong:Pelog
2.American Bedmusic I (4 Dreams for a Departing President)
A.Patriot's Lullabye
B.Nightmare Train
c.Invisible Man
D.Mr. 4th Of July
3.Gospel Music For Abraham Roddell Byrd III
A.Gospel Music
4.The Southwestern Geriatrics Arts and Crafts Festival
A.the Sing Along Song
B.the Elephant At the Door
C.Leisure World
D.the Sing Along Song (reprise)
tanx
dna
hey time traveller, thanks a million for filling my request of the druids. now where's that jarvis street revue. you should look for it yourself if you don't know it. awesome stuff, especially the title track mr. oilman.
psych at it's best. later... :)
I have been looking for Brave Belt's "Dunrobin's Gone" for DECADES!!!
This makes me VERY happy! Thank you!!!
Thanks, Bryon. The Joe Byrd is much appreciated. I have to dig his Christmas cd out of storage and I'll post it for you.
I just discovered your blog today, and was excited to see the link for the Joe Byrd album (the melody to "Sing Along Song" has been haunting me for almost 40 years). Unfortunately, the file's no longer there. Any chance of re-posting that one? Thanks!
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