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| Label | Buddah Records BDS 95000 |
| Format | Vinyl LP |
| Country | Canada |
| Genre | Pop Rock |
| Year | 1971 |
A1Good Book (4:02)
A2Babe Rainbow (5:41)
A3Sign In The Window (2:10)
A4Saddest Thing (4:58)
A5Nickel Song (3:42)
A6Isn’t It A Pity (0:31)
B1My Father (4:59)
B2Chords Of Fame (4:56)
B3You Can Go Fishin’ (4:09)
B4Birthday Of The Rain (6:10)
B5The Prize (4:38)
B6Babe Rainbow (Reprise) (1:04)
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Cover- VG- fading and wear Sleeve Condition |
Mint (M) awesome |
| Label Condition | Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition | Side 1 – Near Mint (NM) / Side 2 – light hairline marks |
| BIN # | R85 |
Here’s a true sleeper from Melanie’s often-overlooked catalog that deserves serious attention from collectors of early 1970s folk-rock. “The Good Book” finds Melanie Safka at her most adventurous, moving beyond the whimsical folk that made her famous with “Brand New Key” and diving into more experimental territory. This 1971 release on Buddah showcases her working with a fuller band arrangement while maintaining that distinctive warbling vocal style that made her a Woodstock standout. The album’s blend of spiritual themes and psychedelic folk textures represents a fascinating bridge between the flower power era and the more introspective singer-songwriter movement that was taking hold.
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