Tully 1970 Prog Psyche Jazz Organ LP

A$ 65

$ 42

A$ 65 Sold For

Jun 25, 2014 Sold Date

Jun 15, 2014 Start Date

1 Number Of Bids

Australia Country Of Seller

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Description

Tully - Self Titled LP (SCXO 7926)
Interesting album combining folk, psychedelica and progressive styles. Australian pressing.

Condition
Sleeve: Is in really great condition for its age, slight wear at the edges of the cover
Vinyl: One particularily unsightly scuff (see picture), although it is superficial (not deep) and cannot be heard during playback. Vinyl is otherwise glossy and in VG condition.

Band Blurb

Tully's members were serious musicians, willing to experiment and explore sound through intellectual stimulation and emotional feedback. Improvisation and the mood of the moment were the keys to expanded consciousness. To facilitate their search for spiritual awarness, the members of Tully combined rock, jazz, psychedelia and the Eastern symphonic tradition with a large dose of Eastern mysticism that placed the idea of love and self knowledge at the core of existence.
Tully formed in Sydney in late 1968, and along with Tamam Shud (with whom they often performed) they were the doyens of the Sydney underground/progressive scene in the late 60's and early '70s. Their lyrical and expansive music and their interest in mysticism and esoteric philosophy was at some remove from the earthy blues/boogie ethos of contemporaries like The Aztecs, but they built up a strong following on the Sydney underground scene and the Melbourne concert circuit. Tully's members were all highly accomplished multi-instrumentalists, with years of experience behind them, and this musical breadth quickly earned them a reputation as one of the most adventurous and polished concert bands of the period.

MEDIA BACKUP SERVICE

Don't have a tape deck or record player?

Want to be able play your old music media with modern technology such as Ipods and USB drive?

Or maybe you don't want to play the vinyl purely for preservation of the vinyl itself (everytime it is played there is degradation depending on equipiment condition)

I offer an analouge-to-digial recording service for $26 for a full length cassette or vinyl.
Quality equipment is used throughout the process to ensure a premium copy is attained (not a $100 USB turntable that are common these days)
The complete recording will be split into tracks and burned onto a CD in the following choice of formats according to customer preference: