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RECORD STORE DAY 2026 RELEASE - SATURDAY 18/04/2026
LP - Limited to 500 Copies
This Record Store Day item will be available to purchase in store on Saturday 18th April from 8am and will be available to purchase online on Monday 20th April from 8pm.
Strictly one per customer / no pre-orders.
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Songs Of Protest And Anti Protest is a work of schizophrenic beauty, by an artist given to regular LSD fuelled drives off LA landmarks" - Mojo
Chris Lucey, star of one of the most mysterious, rabidly collectable and expensive west coast folk-rock albums of all. A monster on eBay, revered by Julian Cope, and buzzing through every Psychedelic website on the net. Produced by Marshall Lieb, Phil Spector's Teddy Bears collaborator, sounding like Arthur Lee demos backed by a punk version of Tim Buckley's band, sung and written by a man who worked with The Rolling Stones, Frank Zappa, Kim Fowley, P.J. Proby, Lowell George, and Curt Boettcher among other luminaries, but still managed to fall through the cracks of history.
Bobby Jameson, subject of the most lavish and expensive Billboard ad supplement ever - for which the invoice is still outstanding - star of "Mondo Hollywood" and best remembered among L.A. scenesters for jumping off the roof of the Riot House on Sunset and walking away, giving a glimpse of that Mondo Sunset Strip underbelly that never really got represented at Monterey.
Onto the mysterious Surrey Records, released under a pseudonym, and boasting a blurred snapshot of Brian Jones jamming in a club on the Strip as it's front cover, with a jazzy version of Bobby's song "Girl From The East", better known as recorded by Garage-meisters The Leaves. What was going on here, God only knows, but a West-Coast Classic from the Twilight Zone? Yes, indeed.