JAMES LUTHER DICKINSON Dixie Fried SEALED original LP
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JAMES LUTHER DICKINSON. Dixie Fried (Atlantic SD 8299) Still SEALED original Atlantic press. THIS IS NOT A RE-ISSUE. The shrink wrap is almost perfect with just a 1/2 " cut out slit at bottom left. The cover is in Near Mint condition. You will never,ever find a cleaner copy of this classic Northern Soul LP. Priority shipping in the U.S is $8.50. Media shipping is $5.00 (Takes longer) Optional insurance is $1.65. If you don't purchase optional insurance I won't be responsible for lost or damaged items. The LP will be housed in a professional LP mailer with a piece of rigid cardboard on each side of the LP. Overseas shipping is $14.50. Buy more and save on shipping. I except Paypal or money orders. Thanx a lot and good luck.
There were only a few other albums in the 1970s roots movement that even attempted to go this deep - the Flying Burrito Brother's Gilded Palace of Sin and Gene Clark's forgotten No Other come to mind - but none of them were such true products of the real roots they purported to spring from. And the intensity goes up on the next track, a talking blues version of Dylan's scathing anti-war, anti-jingoist "John Brown." Over a funky Memphis groove that might have served as a template for Dylan's later Muscle Shoals Jesus phase, Dickinson, intoning like some sort of Delta Jim Morrison, recites the almost unbearable story of a mother's sick pride in her war-ruined son, while soprano sax and ghostly pedal steel keen out desolate obbligatos. How to describe JLD's first studio effort? Quite simply a masterpiece of every influence that ever excisted in the musical genre of rock. If you've gotten hold of his last effort "Free Beer Tomorrow: then this is your next stop. Endlessly eternal and forever deep.
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