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1. faroutmagazine.co.uk › album-anthony-bourdain-anti-socialThe album Anthony Bourdain called an anti-social masterpiece

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   Vor 20 Stunden · “In those dying days of the ’60s, when you showed up at school actually carrying a vinyl album under your arm — to advertise the fact that you thought the Allman Brothers were awesome (they weren’t), or that you knew every note of Flying Burrito Brothers, or that you had the good taste and discerning nature to appreciate the works of Fairport Convention, carrying a Stooges album under ...

2. www.reddit.com › r › Music1975: The Best Year in Music : r/Music - Reddit

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   The Flying Burrito Brothers — The Gilded Place of Sin. Chicago — The Chicago Transit Authority. Janis Joplin — I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! The Mothers of Invention — Uncle Meat. Joni Mitchell — Jams. Blind Faith — Blind Faith. Grateful Dead — Aoxomoxoa and Live/Dead. The Jackson Five — Diana Ross Presents The Jackson Five

3. stage-reptiles.com › 2024/05/27 › joni-mitchell-from-song-to-aJoni Mitchell – From Song to a Seagull to Hejira – A Decade

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   Vor 2 Tagen · Andrew Sisters Asylum Blue Cheech & Chong Chuck Mitchell Clouds Court and Spark CSN&Y David Crosby Flying Burrito Brothers For the Roses Graham Nash Hejira James Burton James Taylor Jeff Baxter Jesse Colin Young John Guerin Joni Mitchell José Feliciano L.A. Express Ladies of the Canyon Larry Carlton Larry Nash Max Bennett Miles of Aisles ...

4. faroutmagazine.co.uk › keith-richards-favourite-albums-1960sKeith Richards' favourite albums of the 1960s - Far Out Magazine

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   Vor einem Tag · One of his favourites from the genre is The Flying Burrito Brothers’ 1969 debut album, The Gilded Palace of Sin. “I used to hang out with Gram [Parsons], sometimes not for the good. I survived, Gram didn’t,” Richards lamented. “He turned me onto cats like Merle Haggard and George Jones. He crystallised the country for me.