Day of the Velvet Voice

KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 2 Septembre 2013- Songs for Labour Day

10:00PM Elizabeth Gurley Flynn “Narrative” from Don't Mourn-Organize!: Songs of Labor Songwriter Joe Hill (1990) on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

10:03PM The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds “Virgo- The Perpetual Perfectionist” composed by Mort Garson from The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds (1967) on elektra

10:07PM Bob Ray “Money Tree” from Initiation Of A Mystic (1970) on soul city

10:11PM The Incredible String Band “Job's Tears” from Wee Tam (1970) on Hannibal

10:18PM Marie Little “For Free” from Marie Little (1973) on Trailer Records

10:22PM Farmer's Union “Lovesong” from Reunion (1979) on Universe Productions

10:25PM Spirogyra “World's Eyes” from Old Boot Wine (1972) on Pegasus

10:33PM Molly Kate “Of the Ocean” from Of the Ocean - EP (2013) on Molly Kate — www.mollykatemusic.com

10:38PM Pete Seeger “Which Side Are You On?” composed by Florence Reece from If I Had a Hammer: Songs of Hope and Struggle (1998) on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

10:41PM Carlos Cortez “The White Slave” from Don't Mourn-Organize!: Songs of Labor Songwriter Joe Hill (1990) on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

10:45PM D. Boon “Themselves” from Neighborhood Rhythms (1984) on Freeway Records

10:48PM Various “The Nailmakers' Strike” from The Wide Midlands : Songs, Stories And Tunes From The Central Counties (1971) on Topic Records

10:51PM The Druids “All's Dear But Poor Men's Labour” from Pastime With Good Company (1972) on Argo Records

10:55PM Roy Harper “You Don't Need Money” from Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith (1967) on CBS

10:58PM Silly Sisters “The Old Miner” from No More to the Dance (1988) on Topic

11:05PM Donovan “The Working Man” composed by Donovan Leitch from Try for the Sun: The Journey of Donovan (2005) on Sony

11:09PM Tickawinda “Blackleg Miner” from Rosemary Lane (1979) on Kissing Spell
(http://www.kissingspell.co.uk/)

11:12PM Bridget St John “If You've Got Money (Live)” from Thank You For… (1972) on Cherry Red Records

11:16PM Various “Motor Trade Workers” from The Wide Midlands : Songs, Stories And Tunes From The Central Counties (1971) on Topic Records

11:19PM Luke Kelly “Schooldays Over” from Working Class Hero (2007) on Celtic Airs Records

11:23PM Clive Palmer “The Working Chap”

11:27PM Graham Dodsworth “Maryborough Miner” composed by traditional from In Good King Arthur's Day (1993) on NewMarket Music

11:31PM The Strawbs “Part of the Union” from Bursting at the Seams (1995) on A&M Records

11:34PM John Lennon “Working Class Hero” composed by J. Lennon from John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band (1970) on Apple Records

11:38PM Hazel Dickens “The Rebel Girl” from Classic Bluegrass From Smithsonian Folkways (2002) on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

11:42PM Joan Baez “Joe Hill” from the Best Of Woodstock (1969) on Atlantic

11:46PM Rotary Connection “The Salt of the Earth” from SONGS (1969) on Geffen

11:51PM Bob Dylan “Union Sundown” composed by Bob Dylan from Rough Cuts (1992)

11:58PM Haymarket Square “Train Kept-a-Rollin'” from Magic Lantern (1968) on Chaparral Records

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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 19 August 2013- Thank-you for your pledges and listening support!!

10:00PM Tim Buckley “Song of the Magician” from Tim Buckley (1966) on Rhino/Elektra

10:05PM Ex Reverie “The Years” composed by Ex Reverie from The Door Into Summer (2008) on Language of Stone

10:11PM Angelo Branduardi “The Stag” composed by Angelo Branduardi from Highdown Fair (1978) on Polydor

10:15PM Folkal Point “SCARBOROUGH FAIR” from Folkal Point (1971) on MIDAS

10:20PM Gentle Soul “DANCE” from Gentle Soul (1968) on Sundazed Music Inc

10:24PM Crooked Oak “Hold the Lantern High” from From Little Acorns Grow (1976) on Folkland

10:27PM Oberon “Nottanum Town” from A Midsummer Night's Dream (1971) on Akarma

10:33PM Pearls Before Swine “Ballad to an Amber Lady” composed by Tom Rapp from One Nation Underground (1967) on ESP Disk

10:39PM Silver Birch “Crazy Man Michael” composed by Traditional from Silver Birch (1973) on Unknown

10:44PM Dr. Strangely Strange “Ashling” from Heavy Petting (1970) on Vertigo

10:49PM Mary McCaslin “You Keep Me Hangin׳ On” from Goodnight Everybody (1969) on Barnaby

10:54PM In Gowan Ring “Boat of the Moon” composed by B'eirth from Webs Among the Din (2005) on Lune Music (www.ingowanring.com)

11:00PM Selda Bagcan “Zamanı Geldi” from Türkülerimiz 4 - Yuh Yuh (1999) on MAJÖR MÜZİK YAPIM

11:04PM Mary-Anne “Black Girl” from Me (1970) on President Records Ltd

11:09PM Tim Hardin “House of the Rising Sun” from This Is Tim Hardin (1967) on Atco Records ‎

11:14PM Robert Preston “Chicken Fat” composed by Meredith Willson from Chicken Fat ‎(7", Single) (1963) on Capitol Records

11:21PM Wizards From Kansas “She Rides with Witches” from Wizards From Kansas (1970) on Mercury

11:25PM Jon Anderson “Meeting (Garden of Geda) Sound Out the Galleon” from Olias of Sunhillow (1976) on Atlantic Records

11:29PM Gandalf the Grey “My Elven Home” from The Grey Wizard am I (1972) on Grey Wizard Music

11:32PM Shirley & Dolly Collins “The Moon Shines Bright” from For As Many As Will (1978) on Topic

11:35PM Tyrannosaurus Rex “By The Light Of The Magical Moon” composed by Marc Bolan from A Beard of Stars (1970) on Blue Thumb

11:38PM Thistletown “The Moon Is a Pearl” from Rosemarie (2008) on Big Bertha

11:45PM Extradition “A Moonsong” from Hush (1971) on P-Vine Records

11:51PM Linn County “Moon Food” from Proud Flesh Soothseer (1968) on Mercury

11:56PM In Gowan Ring “Moon Over Ocean” composed by B'eirth from The Folklore of the Moon volume 3- Flower Moon (2005) on Some Dark Holler/Hand Eye (http://www.darkhollerarts.com/) — www.ingowanring.com

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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 5 August 2013 - Happy Birthday Leo!

10:00PM The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds “Leo- The Lord of Lights” composed by Mort Garson from The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds (1967) on elektra

10:05PM Steeleye Span “When I Was On Horseback” from Ten Man Mop or Mr. Resevoir Butler Rides Again (1971) on Chrysalis

10:12PM Nick Drake “Joey” composed by Nick Drake from Time of No Reply (1986) on Hannibal

10:15PM Collie Ryan “Walk Upon the Land” composed by Collie Ryan from Indian Harvest (1973) on Rainbow Recording

10:18PM Tim Buckley “THE RIVER” composed by Tim Buckley from Blue Afternoon (1969) on Straight

10:24PM Evensong “Gypsie” from Evensong (1973)

10:27PM Roy Harper “ANOTHER DAY” from Flat Baroque and Berserk (1970) on Harvest

10:30PM Donovan “Isle of Islay” composed by Donovan Leitch from Rising Again (2011) on Pilot Records

10:33PM Anne Briggs “Fine Horseman” from The Time Has Come (1971) on Columbia

10:37PM Mary Oliver “THE SUN” composed by Mary Oliver from At Blackwater Pond: Mary Oliver Reads Mary Oliver (2006) on Beacon Press (http://www.beacon.org/)

10:39PM Forest “Fading Light” from Forest (1969) on Harvest

10:43PM In Gowan Ring “A Bee At The Dolmen's Dell” composed by B'eirth from The Glinting Spade (2007) on helmet room recordings (www.ingowanring.com)

10:50PM Green Crown “Three Is a Green Crown” composed by Incredible String Band from Washed in Her Blood (1998) on Harvest Queen Productions

11:02PM Tim Buckley “Phantasmagoria In Two (Live)” composed by Tim Buckley from Dream Letter - Live In London 1968 (2011) on Manifesto Records

11:07PM Allessandra Belloni “Agur Iziarko” from Tarantata- Dance of the Ancient of the Spider (2000) on Sounds True

11:12PM Marissa Nadler “Mayflower May” composed by Marissa Nadler from Ballads of living and dying (2004) on Eclipse Records

11:16PM Love “Andmoreagain” from Forever Changes (1967) on Elektra Records

11:20PM Kate Bush “Under The Ivy (live)” from Butterfly Kisses (1988)

11:27PM Anne Briggs “Living By the Water” from Anne Briggs (1971) on Topic Records

11:32PM Gandalf “I Watch the Moon” from Gandalf (1967) on Capitol

11:37PM Audrey Coppard “I Will Give My Love An Apple” from English Folk Songs (1956) on Folkways Records

11:41PM Justine “SEE SAW” from Justine (1970)

11:45PM Adam Hurst “Stone Bridge” composed by Adam Hurst from From Silence (2010) on ASH records (www.worldcello.com)

11:52PM Kaleidoscope “Epitaph: Angel” from White Faced Lady (2009) on Repertoire Records

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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 29 July 2013

10:00PM Tim Buckley “Song of the Magician” composed by Tim Buckley from Tim Buckley (1966) on Rhino/Elektra

10:05PM Kristen Noguès “Enez Rouz” from Marc'h Gouez (1976) on Nevenoe

10:11PM T. Rex “Root of Star” from T. Rex (1970) on Reprise Records

10:14PM Pegasus “Jack Tarr” composed by Traditional from Pegasus (1979) on Universe Productions

10:18PM Sandy Denny “Fhir a' Bhata (The Boatmen)” composed by Traditional from Sandy Denny Live at the BBC (2007) on Universal Island Records Ltd.

10:23PM Jose Gonzalez “Veneer” from Veneer (2005) on Hidden Agenda Records

10:26PM Zachary Cale “Unfeeling” composed by Zachary Cale from Blue Rider (2013) on All Hands Electric http://allhandselectric.com/bluerider/ — www.zacharycale.com Official release date is 24 Septembre

10:31PM Caetano Veloso “Clarice” from Caetano Veloso (1968) on Philips

10:37PM Chimera “Lady With Bullets In Her Hair” from Chimera (2002) on Tenth Planet — reissue

10:41PM The Story “Dappled Stream” from Acrane Rising (2007) on Sunbeam

10:45PM The Incredible String Band “Born In Your Town (The Chelsea Demo Sessions, 1967)” from The Chelsea Sessions 1967 (1997) on Pig's Whisker Music

10:50PM Hossein 'Ali Fallah “Tasnīf Va So 'Āl Va Javāb-e Kemenche” from The Music Of Islām - Volume Twelve: Music Of Iran (1998) on Celestial Harmonies

10:58PM Phil Trainer “LEAVE ME ALONE” from Trainer (1972) on BASF

11:03PM Pererin “Titrwm Tatrwm” from Haul Ar Yr Eira (1980) on Gwerin

11:07PM Julie Covington “For Instance” from The Beautiful Changes (1971) on EMI Columbia

11:10PM Pete Fine “Moo” from On A Day Of Crystaline Thought (2000) on Shadoks Music — reissue

11:16PM Ilous et Decuyper “Berceuse” from Dirty French Psychedelics (2009) on DIRTY SOUND SYSTEM (http://www.d-i-r-t-y.com/)

11:19PM Baris Manco “Vur Ha Vur” from 2023 (1975) on Yavuz Plak

11:22PM Zachary Cale “Hold Fast” composed by Zachary Cale from Blue Rider (2013) on All Hands Electric http://allhandselectric.com/bluerider/ — www.zacharycale.com Official release date is 24 Septembre

11:27PM Fit & Limo “Dark Star” from The Serpent Unrolled ‎ (1998) on September Gurls

11:36PM Peter Howell & John Ferdinando “A-Sitting On The Gate” from Alice Through the Looking Glass (1969) on Tenth Planet

11:41PM Jane Weaver “Like an Aspen Leaf” from Cherlokalate (2007) on Bird

11:44PM Westwind “How Many Stars” from Love Is... (1970) on Penny Farthing

11:47PM Kitchen Cynics “The Weaver Lass” from master of the fuzzy fadeout (2004) on Les Enfants Du Paradiddle (http://www.underwaternow.com/)

11:51PM Kevin Ayers “Stars” from Odd Ditties (1976) on Harvest Heritage

11:55PM Agape “La Fin Des Temps” composed by Marc Lebel, Dupéré from Le Troisième Seuil (1972) on Editions RM

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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 15 July 2013

10:00PM Tim Buckley “Song of the Magician” from Tim Buckley (1966) on Rhino/Elektra

10:05PM Marie Celeste “SUMMERTIME” from And Then Perhaps (1971) on Audio Archives

10:09PM Yonca Stüdyo Orkestrası “Yekte” from TRT Ara Müzikleri LP 1 (1977) on Yonca

10:13PM Leonard Cohen “We Cry Out” composed by Leonard Cohen from Master Poems (1964) on Cohen the Barbarian

10:16PM Mark Fry “Song for Wild” composed by Mark Fry from Dreaming With Alice (1972) on Akarma Italy

10:19PM Winter Flowers “Pebble or Mountain” from The Chapin Sisters/ Winter Flowers (2007) on Manimal Vinyl Records

10:25PM Anonyma “SEAGULL” from Burnt Feathers (1986) on Fellside

10:30PM Donovan “Song of the Naturalist's Wife” from A Gift From a Flower to a Garden (1967) on Epic Records

10:33PM Amory Kane “Evolution” from Just to Be There (1970) on CBS

10:40PM Sally Eaton “Flowers In the Air” from Farewell American Tour (1970) on Paramount Records

10:46PM The Youngsters “I Wanna Be Your Man” from Neurastêncio / I Wanna Be Your Man (1969) on Polydor

10:49PM Lula Côrtes & Jarbas Mariz “Forro Pro Mundo Inteiro (Forro For The Whole World)” from Bom Shankar Bolenath ‎ (1988) on Continental

10:53PM Shocking Blue “Hot Sand” from Shocking Blue (1970) on Pink Elephant

10:56PM Sabir “Erimos” from Fones (2004) on Versethiq

11:02PM The Owl Service “Turpin Hero” from A Garland of Song (2008) on Southern

11:07PM Brigitte Fontaine “Lettre à monsieur le chef de gare de la tour Carol” from Comme à la radio (1972) on Saravah

11:13PM Saddhu Brand “I Give You Johnnée The Truth” from Whole Earth Rhythm (1970) on Anna Chakraborty's Musical Sewing Machine

11:19PM Izukaitz “Xori Bele” from Izukaitz (1978) on Elkar Xoxoa

11:26PM Mellow Candle “Reverend Sisters” from Swaddling Songs (1972) on Deram

11:31PM George Romanos “Balandes 06” from Balandes (1965)

11:34PM Perry Leopold “The Windmill” composed by Perry Leopold from Christian Lucifer (1973) on Gear Fab Records

11:43PM Keith Christmas “The Fawn” from Fable Of The Wings (1970) on B & C Records

11:48PM Folkal Point “Victoria Dines Alone” from Folkal Point (1971) on MIDAS

11:53PM Eclection “CONFUSION” from Eclection (1968) on elektra

11:57PM Кобза “Zajczyk” from Кобза (1971) on Мелодия

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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 8 July 2013- Summer!!!

10:00PM Thistletown “The Sun Is Coming Out” from Rosemarie (2008) on Big Bertha

10:05PM The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds “Cancer- The Moonchild” composed by Mort Garson from The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds (1967) on elektra

10:09PM King Crimson “Moonchild Including The Dream And The Illusion” composed by King Crimson from In The Court of the Crimson King (1969) on Island Records

10:15PM Oberon “SUMMERTIME” from A Midsummer's Night Dream (1971) on Akarma

10:20PM T. Rex “Summer Deep” from T. Rex (1970) on Reprise Records

10:22PM Deena Webster “Summer Day Reflection Song” from Tuesday's Child (1968) on Parlophone

10:24PM Roy Harper “Long Hot Summer's Day” composed by Bob Dylan from Today Is Yesterday (2002)
on Science Fiction — part of a demo recorded 1964/65 which resulted in Roy Harper's first recording contract. Recorded on an old mono Ferrograph quarter inch tape machine.

10:28PM Anne Briggs “Summer's In” from Sing a Song for You (1996) on Fledg'ling

10:33PM Birch Book “Stray Summer Song” composed by B'eirth from Songs to the Sun for the Dog Days of Summer (2011) on self released — www.ingowanring.com

10:40PM Clive's Orignal Band “Evening Air” from Spirit of Love (1971) on CBS

10:44PM Mary Oliver “The Summer Day” composed by Mary Oliver from At Blackwater Pond: Mary Oliver Reads Mary Oliver (2006) on Beacon Press (http://www.beacon.org/)

10:46PM Morita Doji “Dazzling Summer” composed by Morita Doji from Good Bye (1975) on Polydor

10:50PM Donovan “SUN” from A Gift From a Flower to a Garden (1967) on Epic Records

10:54PM The Sallyangie “Midsummer Night's Happening” from Children Of The Sun (1968) on Castle Music

10:58PM Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood “Summer Wine” from Fairytales and Fantasies: The Best of Nancy and Lee (1990) on Rhino

11:02PM Marissa Nadler “Silver Summers” from Ivy And The Clovers (2007) on Eclipse Records

11:08PM Brigitte Fontaine “L'été l'été” from Comme à la radio (1972) on Saravah

11:12PM Catherine Howe “In the Hot Summer” from What a Beautiful Place (1971) on Reflection

11:16PM Changes “SUMMER” from Orphan In the Storm (2008) on Tesco Distribution Germany

11:19PM Shide & Acorn “SUMMER” from Princess of the Island (1994) on Kissing Spell (http://www.kissingspell.co.uk/)

11:23PM Magna Carta “Summer Poem; Summer Song” from Seasons (1970) on Vertigo

11:28PM Bob Theil “Moments Lost” from So Far (1982) on Private RGTL001
(http://www.bobtheil.be/html/disc_sofar.htm)

11:32PM Meg Baird “Song For Next Summer” from Seasons On Earth (2011) on Wichita Recordings

11:38PM Steve Ashley “Silly Summer Games” from Stroll On (1974) on Gull

11:43PM Parameter “Sons of Summer” from Galactic Ramble (1971) on Shadoks Music

11:46PM Dr. Strangely Strange “SUMMER BREEZE” from Heavy Petting (1970) on Vertigo

11:50PM James Yorkston “SUMMER SONG” from The Year of the Leopard (2006) on EMI Australia

11:55PM Kings of Convenience “Summer on the Westhill” from Quiet Is The New Loud (2001) on Astralwerks

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KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 17 June 2013

10:00PM The Story “A Story To Tell” from Acrane Rising (2007) on Sunbeam

10:03PM Trader Horne “Morning Way” from Morning Way (1970) on Arkama

10:08PM Colin Hare “New Day” from March Hare (1971) on Runfast Records (www.runfastrecords.com)

10:11PM Love “A House Is Not A Motel” from Forever Changes (1967) on Elektra Records

10:15PM Extradition “A Woman Song” from Hush (1971) on P-Vine Records

10:19PM Bijan Samandar “Ahooye Leyli (Leyli's Deer)” from Music Of Iran: The Tar, Vol. 2 (1971) on Lyrichord ‎

10:29PM Damon “Don't You Feel Me” composed by David Del Conte from Song of a Gypsy (1969) on Guerssen Records

10:32PM Tim Buckley “Song Slowly Song” composed by Tim Buckley from Tim Buckley (1966) on Rhino/Elektra

10:37PM I Am Oak “Birches” from Ols Songd (2008)

10:41PM Amber “White Angel” from Pearls of Amber (1971)

10:46PM Waterfall “Anniversary Song” composed by Martyn Oram from The Flight of the Day (1997) on English Garden ‎ — originally released in 1977

10:51PM Alessandra Belloni “Fimmene Fimmene” from Tarantata: Dance of the Ancient Spider (2009) on Sounds True courtesy of BFM Digital

10:55PM Sarolta Zalatnay “Keso Esti Oran” from Sarolta Zalatnay (2008) on B-MUSIC

10:59PM Magic Carpet “Peace Song” from Magic Carpet (1969) on Magic Carpet

11:03PM Lamp of the Universe “Tantra Asana” composed by Craig Williamson from The Cosmic Union (2001) on Cranium Music

11:10PM Darius “Dirty, Funky Situation” from Darius (1969) on World Sound

11:14PM Comus “Touch Down” from To Keep From Crying (1974) on Virgin

11:19PM Duncan Browne “In a Mist (B Side to Journey Rak 135)” from Duncan Browne (1973) on RAK

11:27PM Chris Britton “Sit Down Beside Me” from As I Am (1969) on Page One

11:32PM Dantalion's Chariot “Soma” from Chariot Rising (1996) on Wooden Hill (http://www.tenthplanet-woodenhill.co.uk/) — recorded in 1967

11:39PM The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band “If You Want This Love” from Part One (1967) on Rhino/Warner Bros.

11:42PM Click “See That My Children Got Warm Clothes” from Click (1969) on ABC Records

11:46PM Gary Higgins “Looking for June” from Red Hash (1973) on Drag City

11:50PM Marcelo “Algo No Ar” from Marcelo (1978) on EMI

11:55PM Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects “El Harb” from Shabeesation (1993) on Barraka El Farnatshi

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Daric Moore this Saturday in Manzanita, 7:30pm

KMUN Day of the Velvet Voice playlist 10 June 2013- Live set with Daric Moore & DotVV turns 3!!!

10:00PM Melanie “Happy Birthday” composed by Melanie Anne Safka-Schekeryk from Leftover Wine (1970) on Buddah Records

10:03PM The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds “Gemini - The Cool Eye” composed by Mort Garson from The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds (1967) on elektra

10:07PM Trees “The Garden Of Jane Delawney” composed by Trees from The Garden of Jane Delawney (1970) on CBS

10:12PM Bobby Brown “Oneness With the Forest” from Enlightening Beam of Axonda (1972) on Destiny Records

10:18PM Lesley Duncan “LOVE SONG” composed by Lesley Duncan from Sing Children Sing (1971) on CBS

10:22PM Kevin Ayers “Gemini Child” from Odd Ditties (1976) on Harvest Heritage

10:26PM Bermuda Triangle “Nights In White Satin” composed by Moody Blues from Bermuda Triangle (1977) on Winter Solstice Records

................................Live set and interview with Daric Moore................................................................

11:00PM Sarofeen and Smoke “IT'S LOVE” from Sarofeen and Smoke (1970) on GWP Records

11:04PM Tim Buckley “Song To The Siren” composed by Tim Buckley / Larry Beckett from Morning Glory: The Tim Buckley Anthology (2001) on Elektra / Wea

11:08PM Mary McCaslin “You Keep Me Hangin׳ On” composed by Holland–Dozier–Holland from Goodnight Everybody (1969) on Barnaby

11:13PM Nick Drake “Three Hours” composed by Nick Drake from Five Leaves Left (1969) on Island

................................Live set and interview with Daric Moore................................................................

11:50PM The Brazda Brothers “GEMINI” from The Brazda Brothers (1973) on RCA

11:54PM One “Three Songs” from Come (1972)

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