The Fugs - Tenderness Junction
The Fugs were the original outsider artists. They released their first recordings on the legendary avant-garde label ESP-Disk in the mid 1960s before signing to Reprise. They combined jug band music, smutty rock 'n' roll, country ballads, Gregorian chants, canticles, Hebraic-tinged sing-songs, and bohemian poetry into a stoned stew of anti-establishment freakouts! This is their first Reprise release from 1967 reissued on 180 gram virgin vinyl with a deluxe gatefold reproduction of the original artwork. Features the classics "Turn On/Tune In/Drop Out" and "Exorcising the Evil Spirits from the Pentagon October 21, 1967."
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$8.05The Fugs - Tenderness Junction
The Fugs were the original outsider artists. They released their first recordings on the legendary avant-garde label ESP-Disk in the mid 1960s before signing to Reprise. They combined jug band music, smutty rock 'n' roll, country ballads, Gregorian chants, canticles, Hebraic-tinged sing-songs, and bohemian poetry into a stoned stew of anti-establishment freakouts! This is their first Reprise release from 1967 reissued on 180 gram virgin vinyl with a deluxe gatefold reproduction of the original artwork. Features the classics "Turn On/Tune In/Drop Out" and "Exorcising the Evil Spirits from the Pentagon October 21, 1967."
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The Fugs were the original outsider artists. They released their first recordings on the legendary avant-garde label ESP-Disk in the mid 1960s before signing to Reprise. They combined jug band music, smutty rock 'n' roll, country ballads, Gregorian chants, canticles, Hebraic-tinged sing-songs, and bohemian poetry into a stoned stew of anti-establishment freakouts! This is their first Reprise release from 1967 reissued on 180 gram virgin vinyl with a deluxe gatefold reproduction of the original artwork. Features the classics "Turn On/Tune In/Drop Out" and "Exorcising the Evil Spirits from the Pentagon October 21, 1967."
