Carolyn Hester Coalition - s/t
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Label says: “Both Carolyn Hester Coalition albums are fine examples of US west coast style hippie fuzz psychedelic folk rock, like Neighb’rhood Children, Birmingham Sunday and similar outfits. They were recorded in 1969 and 1970 on the METROMEDIA label and are considered to be a must have for US dreamy folk psych music collectors. First ever reissue on vinyl. Limited edition, deluxe 180g vinyl, exact reproduction of the original first pressing. Great US psychedelic folk rock album from 1970.” A little more info: After a handful of traditional folk albums, Carolyn Hester went on a mini trip with The Carolyn Hester Coalition—a completely different beast, which took her in a psychedelic direction. The albums are fine West Coast-style Hippie fuzz Folk Rock/Pop affairs, with Hester singing in a decidedly non-folky Acid Bubblegum style. Solid all the way through, the albums should appeal to any fan of Neighb'rhood Child'n, Birmingham Sunday, Daisy Chain and similar pop/psych trips. The opening of the debut, ‘Magic, Man,’ is well known due to its inclusion on the “Hippie Goddesses” compilation.
| Magic, Man | 2:10 |
| East Virginia | 2:58 |
| Tomorrow When I Wake Up | 2:27 |
| Be Your Baby | 2:32 |
| Big City Streets | 2:50 |
| Half The World | 3:13 |
| Let's Get Together | 2:38 |
| Hey, Jay | 2:46 |
| Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream | 3:00 |
| The Journey | 2:30 |
| Buddha (Was Her Best Man) |