TINA & DAVID MELTZER Good Morning *SERPENT POWER Psych.
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Jan 15, 2010 Sold Date
Jan 5, 2010 Start Date
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TINA & DAVID MELTZER

"GREEN MORNING"

SERPENT POWER's lost tapes after the Vanguard years, RD Records, US print, dark red label, in an almost perfect condition!

Product Details

  • Vinyl
  • Original Release Date: ?
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: RD Records (RD 5)
  • Condition: vinyl = near MINT / cover = near MINT / label = near MINT

Tracklist

Side A:

Heavenly City
3:36


Let The Door Stay Open 3:33



Hungry 4:39



Luna Tune #1 0:44



Green Morning 3:39



Sarah 1:42



Keep On Lovin' 3:18



Side B:

   The Garden 4:39


Child Ballad 4:02



Luna Tune #2 0:54



The Angel 2:47



Let The Light In 1:46



Do You Thin Your God 5:19



It's Simple 0:47




History
This is the album that was supposed to come out on Capitol Records in 1970 but was shelved due to management changing.
After two equally fine folk-psych releases on the Vanguard label in 1967 (as Serpent Power) and 1969, here's another bunch of '69 recordings rescued from the vaults after thirty years.
Like it's too distant predecessor, Poet Song, Green Morning also combines a couple of poetic spoken-word numbers with some great, kinda melancholic, sometimes even spooky sounding, slightly-delic folk songs.
Don't let yourself be mislead by the opening track "Heavenly City", because it's rootsy country feel is followed by the mentioned moody, in places eastern-influenced, electrifying folk sounds of "Let The Door Stay Open", and you'll experience the same with "Child Ballad" and "The Angel".
Like most of the folkies, who hadn't gone heavy by the end of the decade, the Meltzers also did some sound-exploring of the "olde English" tradition, as heard in "Let The Light In" or the title song, which connects two cultures by flowing into another American country tune.
Besides the Drake-ish (from a female perspective, of course) "Keep On Lovin'" and the mediterranian-flavoured "The Garden", there's also the more upbeat "Hungry", sounding like a folky cover of some of The Raiders' frat rockers (and it's not just because of the title).
I'm not sure why Columbia passed on releasing this, but considering the trends at the time, they could've had a winner.



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