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From: blestemp
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  • What scales?

  • stoner country!!!!!! Awesome

  • no dislikes!!!!!! great!!!

  • great period in history of rock

  • lol fuckin Eagles ripped this off for Peaceful Easy Feelin!!!!!!

  • Grab the audio from this song at speedyconversion d0ht c0hm.

  • Out a site!his is like country and western music out of nashville should be! Have any of the progs there covered this classic?

  • add arthur lee and love to yur playlists !!! SAME AMAZING VIBE !!!

  • Barry melton is such an underrated guitarist!!!!!!!!!!

  • This song is so beautiful, make me think of so many thing that have happened in my life. Melancholy.

  • The history of the band here is word-for-word the same as that on Wikipedia.

  • I grew up on the 2nd LP. Failed to buy a 2nd copy of it around '94 for the Fish game insert. Still think about it. Have this LP with a beat up cover. Thanks forthe posts!

  • blestemp, thanks for this great song. 5 Stars! I've always loved these guys. Until reading your write up, I never knew "County Joe" was derived from Joseph Stalin. Thanks for the explanation.

    I had always believed that Joseph Stalin had the nicknamed "Pa Pa Joe". I have heard folks use the nickname "Pa Pa Joe Stalin" sarcastically.

  • I love this song and made me malinchonic; I remember my childhood and the mountains.

  • Thank you for posting this - and for your very

    thorough and informative summary of the band history .

    The summer of love - what was it Leonard Cohen said ? " Just an afternoon in 1967 " . But what an afternoon . The songs of Joe McDonald still resonate with me ............

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