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Joe Byrd and Field(s) Hippies, American Metaphysical Circus





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Joe Byrd and Field(s) Hippies, American Metaphysical Circus


What a great pic of WC Fields.  What's the story behind the photo and album?

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« Reply #8124 on: 13 Aug 2016, 12:34 pm »
What a great pic of WC Fields.  What's the story behind the photo and album?

There's no connection between Joe Byrd and Fields, that I know of, I was just arsin' around - which P-man generously occasionally allows me to do - and riffing off P-Man's earlier post of the 'Fields' album. However, I do very much like the Fields photo and plan to use it as my avatar. I love Fields. The Joe Byrd album is one that survived, it's an acquired taste. I like the idea of 'Joe Byrd' more than the music. He studied with Cage, Riley, Reich, LaMonte Young, Tudor, Virgil Thompson. There's an early Loko Yono/ Fluxus connection as well. Byrd was very political, liked psychedelics, (an early work was titled 'Prelude to 'The Mystery Cheese-Ball'), a  pioneer and one of the first to use electronic music in rock. He also did an early synthesizer Christmas record. He scored several films. He worked for Mattel Toys and taught at a university (probably two separate jobs), among many other things. A true character, I think he's still alive and living in CA in the Redwoods. (And I swear I had a second Field Hippies record but people tell me I'm wrong.)
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KP




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« Reply #8125 on: 13 Aug 2016, 04:18 pm »
There's no connection between Joe Byrd and Fields, that I know of, I was just arsin' around - which P-man generously occasionally allows me to do - and riffing off P-Man's earlier post of the 'Fields' album. However, I do very much like the Fields photo and plan to use it as my avatar. I love Fields. The Joe Byrd album is one that survived, it's an acquired taste. I like the idea of 'Joe Byrd' more than the music. He studied with Cage, Riley, Reich, LaMonte Young, Tudor, Virgil Thompson. There's an early Loko Yono/ Fluxus connection as well. Byrd was very political, liked psychedelics, (an early work was titled 'Prelude to 'The Mystery Cheese-Ball'), a  pioneer and one of the first to use electronic music in rock. He also did an early synthesizer Christmas record. He scored several films. He worked for Mattel Toys and taught at a university (probably two separate jobs), among many other things. A true character, I think he's still alive and living in CA in the Redwoods. (And I swear I had a second Field Hippies record but people tell me I'm wrong.)
Take care,
KP




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« Reply #8126 on: 13 Aug 2016, 04:19 pm »
Meanwhile back to the 80s...

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« Reply #8127 on: 13 Aug 2016, 04:58 pm »
...and with a foot in the 70s and 21st century...

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« Reply #8128 on: 14 Aug 2016, 01:54 am »
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« Reply #8129 on: 14 Aug 2016, 02:49 am »
Jefferson Airplane  ~  Surrealistic Pillow

RCA Germany, 1967




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« Reply #8130 on: 14 Aug 2016, 03:40 am »
Eric Burdon & The Animals  ~  Winds of Change

MGM, 1967




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The Doors  ~  Strange Days

Elektra, 1967






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« Reply #8132 on: 14 Aug 2016, 05:28 am »
Can live in '67 forever, never left!!

The Rolling Stones  ~  Between the Buttons

London Mono, 1967




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« Reply #8133 on: 14 Aug 2016, 05:36 am »
Hope you are enjoying the flashbacks CB   :thumb:

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« Reply #8134 on: 14 Aug 2016, 06:23 am »
Hope you are enjoying the flashbacks CB   :thumb:

Certainly did thanks!! I could keep going and thought of ending '67 with the possibly the best "The Pepper Album" but I better call it quits, almost twelve, cheers!

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« Reply #8135 on: 14 Aug 2016, 07:09 pm »


Mono, white label promo

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« Reply #8138 on: 15 Aug 2016, 03:51 pm »


Mono, white label promo

Very nice Laura  :thumb:

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« Reply #8139 on: 15 Aug 2016, 03:53 pm »
Very nice Laura  :thumb:

thx Bill! I knew you would appreciate the WLP