Barbara Dane and The Chambers Brothers – Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers

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		It Isn't Nice
		You Got To Reap What You Sow
		You Just Can't Make It By Yourself
		Pack Up Your Sorrows
		I Am A Weary And A Lonesome Traveller
		We'll Never Turn Back
		Come By Here
		Freedom Is A Constant Struggle
		Go Tell It On The Mountain

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers LP	Folkways Records – FA 2468	US	1966	US — 1966	New Submission
	Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers LP, Album, Brown Jacket	Folkways Records – FA 2468	US	1966	US — 1966	New Submission
	Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers Cultura Universal Volumen 26 LP	Folkways Records – FA 2468, Trova – FA 2468	Argentina	1966	Argentina — 1966	New Submission
	Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers CD	DBK Works – dbk517	US	2005	US — 2005	New Submission
	Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers CDr, Album	Folkways Records – FW 2468	US	2007	US — 2007	New Submission
	Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Smithsonian Folkways – FA 2468, Folkways Records – FA 2468	US	2017	US — 2017	New Submission
	Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers CD, Album	Folkways Records – FA 2468	US		US	New Submission

vincentmouton Sep 22, 2023
referencing Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers (LP) FA 2468
One of my fetish albums. I can play this over and over again. I get regular goosebumps. The Chambers Brothers, what a band!
Plattenkreisel Nov 5, 2018
referencing Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers (LP) FA 2468
there's an Argentinian release from 1966 on Folkways/TROVA FA-2468 on heavy vinyl with dark-blue labels and silver typography; comes with 8,5" x 8,5" lyrics sheet (4 sides); printed on the right lower corner of the B/w cover is an 45° banner "Canciones De Protesta"
albertocaeiro Sep 1, 2017
referencing Barbara Dane And The Chambers Brothers (LP) FA 2468
1st Sept 2017:
Today I bought this 1966 issue. Playing it with my stereo cartridge, I hear throughout both sides that familiar, dreaded surface noise which I usually associate with the stereo cartridge/pre-1967 mono grooves mis-match. The sides of the stereo stylus are picking up dead info from the upper areas of the mono groove. Otoh, records in mono but issued after 1967 play just fine on my TT, no extra scraping/swooshing noise. So, can anyone confirm that #FA 2468 is indeed in mono??? To me it sounds mono, although open, airy.