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First of two albums released by East-Coast singer-songwriter Peter Kelley. Peter Kelley's songwriting was dark, intensìve and shadowy, moving from underground folk to embrace blues and psychedelia. Essentials eccompaniments, few acoustic guitar notes, with flute lines, some fuzz electric guitar licks with a forcefully slightly out of tune psychedelic viola.<br/><br/>Peter Kelley - vocals, acoustic guitar.<br/>Jon Lehr - lead guitar.<br/>Roy Nievelt- electric guitar.<br/>Danny Federici - organ.<br/>David Budin - guitar, piano, saxophone, bass.<br/>Harriet Jacoff - piano.<br/>Walton Mendelson - flute.<br/>Chuck Colin - trumpet.<br/>Richard Gottehrer, Rusti Clark - viola.<br/>Jack Nallon - bass.<br/>Ed Guzman - drums.<br/><br/>Apricot brandy.<br/>High flyin' mama.<br/>Christine I.<br/>All I needewas time.<br/>Childhood's hour.<br/>The man is dead.<br/>Christine II.<br/>In my own and secret way.<br/>Path of the wave.<br/><br/>
First of two albums released by East-Coast singer-songwriter Peter Kelley. Peter Kelley's songwriting was dark, intensìve and shadowy, moving from underground folk to embrace blues and psychedelia. Essentials eccompaniments, few acoustic guitar notes, with flute lines, some fuzz electric guitar licks with a forcefully slightly out of tune psychedelic viola.<br/><br/>Peter Kelley - vocals, acoustic guitar.<br/>Jon Lehr - lead guitar.<br/>Roy Nievelt- electric guitar.<br/>Danny Federici - organ.<br/>David Budin - guitar, piano, saxophone, bass.<br/>Harriet Jacoff - piano.<br/>Walton Mendelson - flute.<br/>Chuck Colin - trumpet.<br/>Richard Gottehrer, Rusti Clark - viola.<br/>Jack Nallon - bass.<br/>Ed Guzman - drums.<br/><br/>Apricot brandy.<br/>High flyin' mama.<br/>Christine I.<br/>All I needewas time.<br/>Childhood's hour.<br/>The man is dead.<br/>Christine II.<br/>In my own and secret way.<br/>Path of the wave.<br/><br/>
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