LP SEALED THE LEMON PIPERS JUNGLE MARMALADE 1968 BUDDAH ORIG PRESS MISPRINT
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Released in June 1968, Jungle Marmalade is the second and final studio album by The Lemon Pipers. It serves as a fascinating bridge between the "bubblegum pop" they were forced to play by their label and the heavy psychedelic rock they actually wanted to create.
💿 Album Overview
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Label: Buddah Records (Catalog No. BDS 5016)
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Producer: Paul Leka
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Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Bubblegum Pop, Sunshine Pop
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The Conflict: Like their debut, this album is a "split personality" record. One half consists of short, catchy pop hits penned by professional songwriters, while the other features sprawling, experimental tracks written by the band members themselves.
🎼 Track Listing
Side A:
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Jelly Jungle (Of Orange Marmalade) – The album’s single; a quintessential sunshine-pop track that peaked at #51 on Billboard.
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I Was Not Born to Follow – A solid cover of the Carole King/Gerry Goffin classic (famously done by The Byrds).
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Everything Is You
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Catch Me Falling – A 5-minute psych-rocker that begins to show the band's darker edge.
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Hard Core
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Love Beads and Meditation – A track that leans heavily into the 1968 "flower power" aesthetic.
Side B: 7. I Need Someone (The Painter) 8. Lonely Atmosphere – (Note: Some covers mistakenly list this track as "Mirrors"). 9. Wine and Violet 10. Dead End Street / Half Light – The album's 11-minute experimental centerpiece. It features heavy organ, distorted guitar, and avant-garde structure—a total departure from their "Green Tambourine" image.
🖼️ Identification & Packaging (BDS 5016)
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The Cover: Features a vibrant, colorful psychedelic collage. The back cover is famous among collectors for a tracklist error: it often lists "Mirrors" as track B2, whereas the label and the actual audio play "Lonely Atmosphere."
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Labels: Original 1968 US pressings feature the multi-colored Buddah "Kaleidoscope" label.
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Matrix Info: Look for BDS 5016 A and BDS 5016 B in the runout. Most copies were mastered at Bell Sound Studios (stamped in the dead wax).
👥 Personnel
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Ivan Browne: Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
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Bill Bartlett: Lead Guitar (Later of Ram Jam, famous for the hit "Black Betty")
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R.G. Nave: Organ, Tambourine
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Steve Walmsley: Bass
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Bill Albaugh: Drums
LISTEN "Jelly Jungle”
- 1968 LP Released on Buddah Records # BDS-5016 (Stereo).
- This is a Sealed Album and will Provide you with Brilliant Sound Quality from your Player. Slightly rounded corners. Drilled hole by upper left corner.
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