LAWRENCE HAMMOND Coyote's Dream LP TAKOMA 1976 US orig+inner C-1047 MAD RIVER
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LAWRENCE HAMMOND
with THE WHIPLASH BAND
[ALAN LANE, JAMES LOUIS PARBER, AL (LONZO) McSHANE, JANET BRYSON]
plus BILL WEINGARDEN, BYRON BERLINE, LENI ISAACS,
LEROY DEWEY, DAVID ROBINSON, TWO-BUTTON GREENE
Not a very well known entity in the Takoma catalog, this LP is a solo outing by a singer, songwriter,
and picker who had previously been involved with a psychedelic country combo based originally out
of Antioch, Mad River. The Ohio group predictably flowed its way onto the San Francisco scene
during an era when hippies and, more importantly, hippie musicians embraced country & western
"COYOTE'S DREAM"
1976 LP TAKOMA RECORDS C-1047 STEREO
PRINTED IN USA ORIGINAL PRESSING
THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)
WITH LYRYCS INNER SLEEVE
This version: with Takoma 'dragon' labels printed in gold ink on black backing
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: none
LABEL: TAKOMA - BLACK LABEL WITH GOLD DRAGONS - GOLD TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine only) C-1047
Catalog on labels: C-1047 (Side 1 / Side 2)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): C-1047-A-RE
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): C-1047-B-RE
On labels: STEREO
©?Takoma Records, Inc.
On back cover: Recorded at/Different Fur, San Francisco; United Recorders, Los Angeles;
ABC-Dunhill, Los Angeles
Produced by/Charleie Mitchell and Lawrence Hammond
©?Takoma Records Inc.
tracklisting
Side A: GEORGE GUDGER'S OVERALLS - DUSTCLOUD
UNCLE JOHN MILLS - LIGHT AS A COYOTE'S DREAM
Side B: TRUCKER'S NIGHTMARE - TORNADO'S COMIN' DOWN
EMPTY RAILS IN GARFIELD COUNTY - THE LEGEND OF THE PALE-EYED COMPANION
grading
RECORD EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
The music of this cultural fusion was well documented and includes some famous masterpieces.
Despite some obvious drawbacks, Coyote's Dream rates right up there with any great country rock moment,
sometimes even surpassing the threshold with a track such as "Trucker's Nightmare,"
a superb, hard-edged ditty that doesn't appear to have ever been included
on any of the numerous compilation sets devoted to songs about truckers. ...(AllMusic)price rating
