Lovin' Spoonful, The

Mono Editions on vinyl and compact disc.Greenwich Village, 1964: While the folk boom is still in progress, other musics began seeping into the corners and clubs of lower Manhattan. Rock, once down for the count, came back with a vengeance, largely thanks to a klatch of young British bands. Roots music, especially blues, grew rapidly in popularity as folk enthusiasts expanded their horizons. In this intoxicating milieu, John Sebastian, Zal Yanovsky, Joe Butler and Steve Boone united to form the...

Mono Editions on vinyl and compact disc.Greenwich Village, 1964: While the folk boom is still in progress, other musics began seeping into the corners and clubs of lower Manhattan. Rock, once down for the count, came back with a vengeance, largely thanks to a klatch of young British bands. Roots music, especially blues, grew rapidly in popularity as folk enthusiasts expanded their horizons. In this intoxicating milieu, John Sebastian, Zal Yanovsky, Joe Butler and Steve Boone united to form the...

***LAST REMAINING COPIES*** STEREO/MONO Newly uncovered old stock! Turns out our time machine works! We ventured back to 2002! We figured you wouldn’t believe us so we were going to Skype with you from the past but Skype wasn’t invented yet. Instead we came back with a sealed box of Lovin’ Spoonful LPs just for you! These are the black vinyl, stereo versions in gatefold jackets! Magic was in the air in 1965 when the Lovin’ Spoonful recorded their debut album, a delightful grab-bag of styles...

Mono Editions on vinyl and compact disc.Greenwich Village, 1964: While the folk boom is still in progress, other musics began seeping into the corners and clubs of lower Manhattan. Rock, once down for the count, came back with a vengeance, largely thanks to a klatch of young British bands. Roots music, especially blues, grew rapidly in popularity as folk enthusiasts expanded their horizons. In this intoxicating milieu, John Sebastian, Zal Yanovsky, Joe Butler and Steve Boone united to form the...

Mono Editions on vinyl and compact disc.Greenwich Village, 1964: While the folk boom is still in progress, other musics began seeping into the corners and clubs of lower Manhattan. Rock, once down for the count, came back with a vengeance, largely thanks to a klatch of young British bands. Roots music, especially blues, grew rapidly in popularity as folk enthusiasts expanded their horizons. In this intoxicating milieu, John Sebastian, Zal Yanovsky, Joe Butler and Steve Boone united to form the...

***LAST REMAINING COPIES!!!*** STEREO/MONO Newly uncovered old stock! Turns out our time machine works! We ventured back to 2003, the year GWB declared victory and came back with a sealed box of Lovin’ Spoonful LPs just for you! These are the black vinyl, stereo versions in gatefold jackets! “The best, most consistent record by America’s most underrated band.” - Peter Buck R.E.M. 1966’s Hums Of The Lovin’ Spoonful glistens with chart-toppers (“Summer In The City,” “Rain On The Roof,”...

Mono Editions on vinyl and compact disc.Greenwich Village, 1964: While the folk boom is still in progress, other musics began seeping into the corners and clubs of lower Manhattan. Rock, once down for the count, came back with a vengeance, largely thanks to a klatch of young British bands. Roots music, especially blues, grew rapidly in popularity as folk enthusiasts expanded their horizons. In this intoxicating milieu, John Sebastian, Zal Yanovsky, Joe Butler and Steve Boone united to form the...

Mono Editions on vinyl and compact disc.Greenwich Village, 1964: While the folk boom is still in progress, other musics began seeping into the corners and clubs of lower Manhattan. Rock, once down for the count, came back with a vengeance, largely thanks to a klatch of young British bands. Roots music, especially blues, grew rapidly in popularity as folk enthusiasts expanded their horizons. In this intoxicating milieu, John Sebastian, Zal Yanovsky, Joe Butler and Steve Boone united to form the...