Michael Oosten (3 bonus tracks)
EDITORIAL REVIEWS
Digitally re-mastered edition of this extremely rare 1974 underground Pop/Folk/Psych album. With a Martin guitar in hand, Oosten took off in the early '70 's, playing in coffeehouses and clubs across the country. By the end of 1973, he was ready to record an LP. Oosten settled on five songs and rounded up a couple of friends to fill out his sound. True to Oosten's nature, the album was sunny and full of charm, and it reflected his itinerant philosophy of life at the time. And what an odd record, full of buoyant Psychedelic Folk/Rock that sounds as if it could have been recorded on the front porch of a country house. Needless to say, considering the individualistic nature of the album's genesis, marketing and publicity for the album was limited to Oosten driving to radio stations in surrounding cities to hand-deliver copies to DJs. Way Gone.
EDITORIAL REVIEWS
Digitally re-mastered edition of this extremely rare 1974 underground Pop/Folk/Psych album. With a Martin guitar in hand, Oosten took off in the early '70 's, playing in coffeehouses and clubs across the country. By the end of 1973, he was ready to record an LP. Oosten settled on five songs and rounded up a couple of friends to fill out his sound. True to Oosten's nature, the album was sunny and full of charm, and it reflected his itinerant philosophy of life at the time. And what an odd record, full of buoyant Psychedelic Folk/Rock that sounds as if it could have been recorded on the front porch of a country house. Needless to say, considering the individualistic nature of the album's genesis, marketing and publicity for the album was limited to Oosten driving to radio stations in surrounding cities to hand-deliver copies to DJs. Way Gone.
Original: $13.47
-65%$13.47
$4.71Description
EDITORIAL REVIEWS
Digitally re-mastered edition of this extremely rare 1974 underground Pop/Folk/Psych album. With a Martin guitar in hand, Oosten took off in the early '70 's, playing in coffeehouses and clubs across the country. By the end of 1973, he was ready to record an LP. Oosten settled on five songs and rounded up a couple of friends to fill out his sound. True to Oosten's nature, the album was sunny and full of charm, and it reflected his itinerant philosophy of life at the time. And what an odd record, full of buoyant Psychedelic Folk/Rock that sounds as if it could have been recorded on the front porch of a country house. Needless to say, considering the individualistic nature of the album's genesis, marketing and publicity for the album was limited to Oosten driving to radio stations in surrounding cities to hand-deliver copies to DJs. Way Gone.
