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Soul Love
(David Bowie, rare 1978 Japanese single release)

Soul Love

(David Bowie, rare 1978 Japanese single release)

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Cold Spider - C.A. Quintet (‘Trip Thru Hell’, 1969)

“Something very, very strange was afoot in the midwest during the 60’s, and we’re not talking about David Letterman’s stint as a local TV weatherman. While L.A. was tiptoeing through the tulips, New York was groovin’ and London was electrifying bananas, these brainiacs were booking a journey to Hades.”

(Source: steroge)

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smithsonianmag:

Photographs of the Rarest Bird

James T. Tanner’s photographs of the ivory-billed woodpecker were believed to be the only pictures of a living nestling.

Photo: James T. Tanner
Ed note: Now that you have seen the rarest bird, meet the most common bird in the world.

smithsonianmag:

Photographs of the Rarest Bird

James T. Tanner’s photographs of the ivory-billed woodpecker were believed to be the only pictures of a living nestling.

Photo: James T. Tanner

Ed note: Now that you have seen the rarest bird, meet the most common bird in the world.

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Hippy Gumbo - John’s Children (feat. Marc Bolan)

Prior to getting his ‘own’ career, Marc Bolan was at one point - for a brief period during spring/early summer, 1967 (March-June) - a member of John’s Children, a band who, despite being quite a successful live act at the time, never achieved much commercial success.

Although the band made much use of Bolan’s songwriting skills, he was never the front man of the group, mostly just joining in on backing vocals in addition to his guitar work, but on this track, an early Bolan song also to be found in at least two more versions, he actually provides the lead vocals himself.

This audio file is from a download I got simply entitled ‘John’s Children Featuring Marc Bolan’, which seems to be identical to the compilation album Smashed Blocked! (1997)

(Source: steroge)

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sexkicksinslurry:

Kak - Disbelievin’

Kak/Kak-Ola, 1969

Obscure US psychedelia band…

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