The Fugs - It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest (1968, Reprise) LP⭐

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The Fugs - It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest (1968, Reprise) LP⭐

Artist: The Fugs Album: It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest Label: Reprise Records – RS 6305, NZ Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1968 Genre: Psychedelic Rock Quality: FLAC (tracks+scans) Tracklist: A1. Crystal Liaison 3:07 A2. Ramses II Is Dead, My Love 2:45 A3. Burial Waltz 2:24 A4. Wide Wide River 2:47 A5. Life Is Strange 2:32 B1. Johnny Pissoff Meets The Red Angel 4:32 B2. Marijuana 1:38 B3. Leprechaun 0:10 B4. When The Mode Of The Music Changes 3:51 B5. Whimpers From The Jello 0:20 B6. The Divine Toe (Part I) 0:38 B7. We're Both Dead Now, Alice 0:16 B8. Life Is Funny 0:14 B9. Grope Need (Part I) 0:18 B10. Tuli, Visited By The Ghost Of Plontinus 0:03 B11. More Grope Need (Grope Need - Part II) 0:15 B12. Robinson Crusoe 0:17 B13. Claude Pelieu And J. J. Lebel Discuss The Early Verlaine Bread Crust Fragments 4:30 B14. The National Haiku Contest 0:25 B15. The Divine Toe (Part II) 0:46 B16. Irene 1:10 22 - Street Punk [Bonus Demo '69] 23 - Elegy For Robert Kennedy [Bonus] 24 - Johnny Pissoff & The Red Angel [Bonus Demo '68] 25 - When The Mode Of The Music Changes [Bonus Live] 26 - Johnny Pissoff [Bonus Acoustic Version] Personnel: Ed Sanders - vocals, producer Tuli Kupferberg - vocals, futution Ken Pine - guitar, vocals Charles Larkey - bass Ken Weaver - drums, vocals, routines + Doug Franklin - lead vocals, vocals arrangements, conductor The Bread Crust Choral Society - vocals Barbara Calabria, Bob Dorough, Bob Hanson, Earl Baker, James Jarvis, Jennifer Brown, Kenneth Bates, Leslie Dorsey, Marlys Trunkhill - chorus Bob Mason - drums Continuing the theme. The Fugs go even further down the path of smoothing out their music, and here we hear sugary orchestrations and sweet-voiced chants that accompany… the same mocking, satirical, obscene and ambiguous lyrics on the topics of fighting the establishment, using various substances and sexual liberation. Very professional musicians were involved, and even backing vocalists from the Harry Belafonte group