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ALAN LEE BRACKETT - Peanut Butter Conspiracy Theories: Lost Songs 1967-1968 LP cold wave As the controversy around John

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As the controversy around John F

“Bad Betty”

Housed in the original jacket featuring a painting by Albert Ganss

robbed and ripped-off that it completely shows and can be heard in his music

The Sonics "YOU DON'T HEAR ME"

ALAN LEE BRACKETT - Peanut Butter Conspiracy Theories: Lost Songs 1967-1968 LP cold wave As the controversy around JohnInsert with detailed liner notes by Gray Newell (Shindig!, Ugly Things), track by track comments by Alan Lee Brackett and rare photos. Previously unreleased recordings by Peanut Butter Conspiracys mainman Alan Lee Brackett, mostly written and recorded in 1967, when PBC were at their fame peak. Here, Alan explores a number of different styles, encompassing fuzzed out garage numbers, sunshine pop, folk rock and full blown psychedelia. Including ahead of

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