Name: Trip On Me - Soft Psych and Sunshine (1966-1969)
Brand: Various

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Catalogue number

CDWIKD351

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Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2022-09-30

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

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UPC / Barcode

029667105927

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Artist

Various

Genre GB

Psychedelic

Label GB

Big Beat

Big Beat’s <i>Trip On Me: Soft Psych &amp; Sunshine 1966-69</i> features 24 pop-psych nuggets replete with a healthy dose of dulcet harmony, jazz-tinged charts and studio freakery. All were recorded in Hollywood or the San Francisco Bay Area for collectable labels like Mira and Era or maverick outfits such as producer Gary S Paxton and SF’s Trident Productions. The legendary Curt Boettcher appears not only as producer but also as backing vocalist on several cuts, as well as featured artist on a fascinating demo. Collectable obscurities such JP Rags, the Pretty People and A Thousand Faces are joined by sunshine pop staples The Forum, Primrose Circus and Filipino female quintet The Third Wave, who are represented by two rare early recordings. Drawn from unreleased masters and session tapes with top-notch sound quality, and detailed liner notes revealing the facts behind such unheralded acts as the Lollipop Fantasy, Candy Company and A Small World, <i>Trip On Me</i> is an essential purchase for 60s pop fanciers of all persuasions.

Trip On Me - Soft Psych and Sunshine (1966-1969)

Music GB