Off White Records: BEAVER & KRAUSE - IN A WILD SANCTUARY / GANDHARVA / ALL GOOD MEN

2CD released: Aug 05, 2022

Tracklisting:

Disc 1 : Another Part Of Time

1.	Another Part Of Time
2.	And There Was Morning
3.	Spaced
4.	So Long As The Waters Flow
5.	Aurora Hominis
6.	Salute To The Vanishing Bald Eagle
7.	People's Park
8.	Walking Green Algae Blues

9.	Sanctuary
10.	Gandharva: Original Album Side One
11.	Soft White
12.	Saga Of The Blue Beaver
13.	Nine Moons In Alaska
14.	Walkin'
15.	Walkin' By The River

Disc 2 : Gandharva: Original Album Side Two

1.	Gandharva: Original Album Side Two
2.	Gandharva
3.	By Your Grace
4.	Good Places
5.	Short Film For David
6.	Bright Shadows
7.	All Good Men
8.	A Real Slow Drag
9.	Legend Days Are Over

10.	Loves Of Col. Evol
11.	Sweet William
12.	Bluebird Canyon Stomp
13.	Looking Back Now
14.	Prelude
15.	Child Of The Morning Sun
16.	Between The Sun And The Rain
17.	All Good Men
18.	Waltz Me Around Again Willie/real Slow Drag

BEAVER & KRAUSE

IN A WILD SANCTUARY / GANDHARVA / ALL GOOD MEN - 3 ALBUMS ON 2CDS

Label:	RIGHTEOUS
Cat No:	WPSALM2393D
Barcode:	5013929989320
Packaging:	2CD Set

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$35

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Digitally remastered two CD set containing three classic albums from Beaver & Krause's Warner Brothers period circa 1970-1972. Including the celebrated Moog-friendly collaborators' (Beatles/Byrds/Neil Young/Doors/Phil Spector/Jack Nietzsche/Quincy Jones/Stones/Simon And Garfunkel) quirky mix of early electronics, found sound and musical dalliances from blues to soul, rock to gospel. Featuring the eco-friendly In A Wild Sanctuary (1970), the haunting Gandharva (1971) and the wonky pop of All Good Men (1972), underlining the indelible mark the duo made on contemporary music. Filtering Scott Joplin and Bach through the jazz groove of Bud Shank and Gerry Mulligan with the roar of lions and overheard dialogue alongside the swirling futuristic swirl of all-new synthesized sound. Super rare cult albums from this iconic and innovative duo. Remastered from the original sound sources with sleevenotes by MOJO magazine's Dave Henderson.