Hopes and Dreams - Rare and Unreleased Psych-Soul Nuggets from the 1970s
This album contains genuine rarities that definitely deserve more attention. Take, for example, the opener by Guamanian Frankie & the Karter's Peanut Organization. The protagonist comes from Guam, a tiny island in the western Pacific, a good 5000km north of Australia. The previously unreleased "Back In Time" comes from an acetate pressing. As far as we know, it is the only existing copy. Easy and Carrie Chaplin & Mark Perron delight us with light folk soul, and fans of Terry Callier will certainly enjoy the following songs. Family Progression, Brandy, and Benito Hodge breathe a little jazz into the soul. Incidentally, the co-producer of "Loving You" was none other than Hubert Eaves III, who was part of the electro-funk duo "D-Train" in the 1980s and had several Billboard Dance and R&B chart successes.
A little psych rock or psych soul is also a must. The remaining songs by Godspeed, Reflection, Sons of Jubal, The ThreeO, and John Laughter & the Third Generation probably fall into this category. All of them are extremely rare and magnificent at the same time. When you hear the first notes of "She Who Stands Beside Me," you inevitably think of Portishead before you are unexpectedly caught off guard by the song's brutal mood change. And with "By The Sea," we are pleased to present another previously unreleased song.
Guamanian Frankie - "Excuse Me Friend"Â
Ace Tate - "Back In Time"
Easy - "Amy"
Carrie Chaplin & Mark Perron - "Easygoing Man"
Benito Hodge - "Loving You"
Family Progression - "Feeling Free"
Brandy - "Life Is"
Willie Lee - "It Never Fades"
Godspeed - "By The Sea"
Reflection - "She Who Stands Beside Me"
Sons Of Jubal - "Be You"
The ThreeO - "Break Down"
John Laughter - "Dreams Of A Child"
Hopes and Dreams - Rare and Unreleased Psych-Soul Nuggets from the 1970s
This album contains genuine rarities that definitely deserve more attention. Take, for example, the opener by Guamanian Frankie & the Karter's Peanut Organization. The protagonist comes from Guam, a tiny island in the western Pacific, a good 5000km north of Australia. The previously unreleased "Back In Time" comes from an acetate pressing. As far as we know, it is the only existing copy. Easy and Carrie Chaplin & Mark Perron delight us with light folk soul, and fans of Terry Callier will certainly enjoy the following songs. Family Progression, Brandy, and Benito Hodge breathe a little jazz into the soul. Incidentally, the co-producer of "Loving You" was none other than Hubert Eaves III, who was part of the electro-funk duo "D-Train" in the 1980s and had several Billboard Dance and R&B chart successes.
A little psych rock or psych soul is also a must. The remaining songs by Godspeed, Reflection, Sons of Jubal, The ThreeO, and John Laughter & the Third Generation probably fall into this category. All of them are extremely rare and magnificent at the same time. When you hear the first notes of "She Who Stands Beside Me," you inevitably think of Portishead before you are unexpectedly caught off guard by the song's brutal mood change. And with "By The Sea," we are pleased to present another previously unreleased song.
Guamanian Frankie - "Excuse Me Friend"Â
Ace Tate - "Back In Time"
Easy - "Amy"
Carrie Chaplin & Mark Perron - "Easygoing Man"
Benito Hodge - "Loving You"
Family Progression - "Feeling Free"
Brandy - "Life Is"
Willie Lee - "It Never Fades"
Godspeed - "By The Sea"
Reflection - "She Who Stands Beside Me"
Sons Of Jubal - "Be You"
The ThreeO - "Break Down"
John Laughter - "Dreams Of A Child"
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This album contains genuine rarities that definitely deserve more attention. Take, for example, the opener by Guamanian Frankie & the Karter's Peanut Organization. The protagonist comes from Guam, a tiny island in the western Pacific, a good 5000km north of Australia. The previously unreleased "Back In Time" comes from an acetate pressing. As far as we know, it is the only existing copy. Easy and Carrie Chaplin & Mark Perron delight us with light folk soul, and fans of Terry Callier will certainly enjoy the following songs. Family Progression, Brandy, and Benito Hodge breathe a little jazz into the soul. Incidentally, the co-producer of "Loving You" was none other than Hubert Eaves III, who was part of the electro-funk duo "D-Train" in the 1980s and had several Billboard Dance and R&B chart successes.
A little psych rock or psych soul is also a must. The remaining songs by Godspeed, Reflection, Sons of Jubal, The ThreeO, and John Laughter & the Third Generation probably fall into this category. All of them are extremely rare and magnificent at the same time. When you hear the first notes of "She Who Stands Beside Me," you inevitably think of Portishead before you are unexpectedly caught off guard by the song's brutal mood change. And with "By The Sea," we are pleased to present another previously unreleased song.
Guamanian Frankie - "Excuse Me Friend"Â
Ace Tate - "Back In Time"
Easy - "Amy"
Carrie Chaplin & Mark Perron - "Easygoing Man"
Benito Hodge - "Loving You"
Family Progression - "Feeling Free"
Brandy - "Life Is"
Willie Lee - "It Never Fades"
Godspeed - "By The Sea"
Reflection - "She Who Stands Beside Me"
Sons Of Jubal - "Be You"
The ThreeO - "Break Down"
John Laughter - "Dreams Of A Child"
