Condition: Cover/ VG+, WOC - back - see photo.  Record/  NM.  Record cleaned on a VPI Record Cleaning Machine. 

Electric Flag, The - The Trip: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Label: Sidewalk (2) Catalog#: ST 5908 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US Released: 1967 Genre: Rock, Stage & Screen Style: Soundtrack, Blues Rock, Theme, Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock

Tracklist

A1   Peter's Trip 2:32 A2   Joint Passing 1:04 A3   Psyche Soap 0:52 A4   M-23 1:12 A5   Synesthesia 1:45 A6   A Little Head 1:44 A7   Hobbit 1:08 A8   Inner Pocket 3:35 A9   Fewghh 0:58 A10   Green And Gold 2:45 A11   The Other Ed Norton 2:51 A12   Flash, Bam, Pow 1:26 B1   Home Room 0:52 B2   Peter Gets Off 2:23 B3   Practive Music 1:25 B4   Fine Jung Thing 7:25 B5   Senior Citizen 2:56 B6   Gettin' Hard 4:02

Credits

Bass - Harvey Brooks 
Composed By - Electric Flag, The 
Flugelhorn - Mark Doubleday* 
Guitar - Nick Gravenites 
Harpsichord - Barry Goldberg 
Lead Guitar - Mike Bloomfield 
Organ - Barry Goldberg 
Percussion - Buddy Miles 
Piano - Barry Goldberg 
Producer - John Court 
Saxophone [Tenor] - Peter Strazza 
Synthesizer [Moog] - Paul Beaver 
Trumpet - Mark Doubleday 
Violin [Electric] - Bob Notkoff* 
Vocals - Nick Gravenites

Notes

Music From "The Trip" 
Original Sound Track Album Composed and Performed by "The Electric Flag, An American Music Band"

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