Since There Were Circles by Bob Lind

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Record Label: RPM Records

Originally released: 01-MAR-1971

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	1. I Love To Sing/ Sweet Harriet
	2. City Scenes
	3. Love Came Riding
	4. Loser
	5. Not That I Would Want Her Back
	6. Theme From The Music Box
	7. Anymore
	8. Spilling Over
	9. She Can Get Along
	10. Up In The Morning Me
	11. Since There Were Circles
	12. I Found You
	13. Marlene
	14. San Fransisco Woman
	15. Colorado Line
	16. We Are Children Still

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"That's why I'm crazy/ That's why I'm crazy/ But it's all right," howls Bob Lind on the a cappella intro. A successful folk-pop songwriter in the mid-'60s ("Elusive Butterfly" anyone?), Lind made one last album in 1971 before unexpectedly dropping out of music for the next quarter-century. Featuring country-rock heavies Gene Clark, Doug Dillard and Bernie Leadon, Since There Were Circles documents Lind's twisted folk-rock vision. So yeah, crank this thing and bask in the dude's craziness.

- Justin Farrar

(p) 1971 RPM Records

(c) 2006 RPM Records

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