Original SAPPHIRE THINKERS From Within promo on Hobbit
$
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SAPPHIRE THINKERS-From Within. Hobbit 5003. Jacket is excellent condition, a little bit of ring wear on the front and back. Large "Promotion-Not For Sale" sticker on front. Vinyl may never have been played, no marks but could use a cleaning. Label is white with Promotional Not For Sale on it.<p>
Tracks:
1. MELANCHOLY BABY 2:11
2. I FEEL A BIT STRANGE 2:42
3. GET ALONG BOY 1:57
4. BLUES ON YOU 3:03
5. FROM WITHIN 3:23
6. I GOT TO YOU 2:45
1. NOT ANOTHER NIGHT : 2:51
2. LET HER COME IN 2:17
3. PLEASE UNDERSTAND : 2:56
4. BLIND WITH A BORROWED LIGHT 2:30
5. THERE'S A WOMAN 2:40
6. DOIN' ALRIGHT 4:47<p>
Credits:
- Tim Lee -- bass, backing vocals
- Bill Richmond -- lead vocals, keyboards, guitar
- Peggy Richmond -- lead vocals, flute
- Stephen Richmond -- drums, percussion, backing vocals
- Chuck Spehek -- lead guitar
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DISC-PSYCHIC CORNER: Many sellers spice up their auctions with hype about the item they are offering, superlatives and attribution of "heavy","psych","blues" etc., which are dubious at best. Rarely will i offer my aesthetic opinion of the items i'm putting up. But for the benefit of you shoppers who may be interested, i have the ability to read the emanations and psychic residue off of the records i touch.
i did not always have this gift (some may call it a curse). A few years ago i was hit by a falling box of records. Oddly, it did not hit my head, which i believe is the classic site of an injury which results in psychic empowering, but rather my foot and hurt quite a bit. Never the less from that day on, i can sense the energy fields of those who have interacted with these records in past lives. I feel it establishes the spiritual provenance of each piece.<p>
This record spent many many years in a box wedged between copies of The Monkees' Head and Sgt. Barry Sadler's Ballad of the Green Berets in a closet in a small house, blue or possibly green, with a white fence. The box had been left in the upstairs spare bedroom by a boarder who no longer could pay for the board. It stayed in storage in the home of the woman, i see graying hair and an apron, who had no children. She didn't particularly care for them, or their parents, or cats for that matter. But one day the cleaning lady brought her daughter who so delighted the woman with her politeness that she went into the closet to find a gift, and randomly picked this record. She asked if the girl liked 'music', and when the girl allowed that she did, the woman presented this with a flourish as if it were something a twelve year old girl in 1994 would find "neat". It totally wasn't.
