PETER SULLY & ORCHARD Evil Woman 1968 UK RUBBLE POP PSYCH MASTERPIECE 45 LISTEN

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PETER SULLY "Evil Woman" b/w "My Idea"

Original 1968 pr0m0 45 on the US COTILLION label

VINYL plays NEAR MINT (in original COTILLION sleeve)

Billed simply as Peter Sully on this American promo issue, this 1968 single is actually the work of UK psych outfit Pete Sully and the Orchard. And in case you missed it, like the entire Rubble series of albums did, "Evil Woman" is a bona fide top notch Grade A British psychedelic CORKER of a song, a superb slice of calliope Carnaby Street freakbeat Chocolate Soup brilliance, all Wimple Winch and July and "I Am the Walrus" magical mystery tour wrapped up in one unassuming little single that if you blinked you probably missed. Flipside "My Idea" ain't bad either, a chirpy pop singalong with a touch of the baroque and Beatles cornets, a little bit of the Left Banke with a sunshine pop edge. Surprisingly difficult single to turn up too - and once you hear the songs, you'll understand why.

UPDATE: SORRY, I NO LONGER SHIP TO ITALY DUE TO A CORRUPT POSTAL SYSTEM (THERE, NOT HERE).

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