Requiem For A Harlequin by David Allan Coe issue 1973
  $   300

 


$ 300 Sold For
May 12, 2012 Sold Date
May 2, 2012 Start Date
21   Number Of Bids
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This is the most rarest and hardest to find Album by David Allan Coe.I have several as I was his bassist from 1979 thru 1986 ,so I'm willing to let this one go. Currently going thru my collection of DAC stuff,may have more later.

On May-08-12 at 22:15:09 PDT, seller added the following information:

This one sure doesn’t come along often; this is the first copy I’ve seen.  Acid Archives says this about the album: “If it isn’t a law then it should be: sooner or later, everybody makes a psychedelic record.  This sequel to his 1968 debut LP, Penitentiary Blues, sounds like a cross of “Rubber Room” era Porter Wagoner and the more experimental tracks on Peter Grudzien’s The Unicorn.  Not so much a collection of songs as it is an album-length poem about an “asphalt jungle” populated by junkies, thieves, whores and misfits with a musical bed that runs from blues rock to psychedelic soul to jazz to avant-garde.  Utterly unlike anything else this king of the racist red-neck outlaw bikers has ever done, and, while Coe’s debut is a rare and expensive LP, Requiem for a Harlequin is next to impossible to find, and sells for mid-three figures whenever a copy surfaces.  This is an amazing and unique record.”  Released in the U.S. on the SSS International 




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