The Fugs – Live From The 60s

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Label:	Fugs Records – CDWIKD 125
Format:	CD
Country:	UK
Released:	1994
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Folk Rock, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Avantgarde, Field Recording, Punk, Lo-Fi

Tracklist

1	Doin' All Right Written-By – T Berrigan*	3:13
2	The Swedish Nada Written-By – T Kupferberg*	5:08
3	Homage To Catherine And William Blake Written-By – E Sanders*	5:09
4	I Couldn't Get High Written-By – K Weaver*	2:33
5	Johnny Pissoff And The Red Angel Written-By – E Sanders*	4:46
6	J.O.B. Written-By – T Kupferberg*	2:42
7	My Baby Done Left Me Written-By – E Sanders, K Weaver	2:35
8	The Garden Is Open Written-By – T Kupferberg*	4:06
9	The Exorcism Of The Grave Of Senator Joseph McCarthy Written-By – A Ginsberg, E Sanders	11:10
10	Yodeling Yippie Written-By – E Sanders*	3:38
	A Medley From The Fugs' First Concert	(4:18)
11a	The Ten Commandments Written-By – T Kupferberg*, Yahweh (3)
11b	The Swinburne Stomp Written-By – E Sanders, A C Swinburne

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Credits

Bass – Charles Larkey (tracks: 2, 8), John Anderson (9) (tracks: 1)
Bass, Vocals – Bill Wolf (tracks: 3 to 7)
Congas – Ken Weaver (tracks: 11)
Drums – Bob Mason (3) (tracks: 2 to 7), Ken Weaver (tracks: 1 to 10)
Guitar – Ken Pine (tracks: 2 to 8), Pete Kearney (tracks: 1), Steve Weber (tracks: 1, 11)
Guitar, Violin – Dan Kootch* (tracks: 8)
Organ [Farfisa Organ] – Lee Crabtree (tracks: 8)
Piano – Lee Crabtree (tracks: 1)
Producer, Liner Notes – Ed Sanders
Violin, Harmonica – Peter Stampfel (tracks: 11)
Vocals – Ed Sanders, Ken Pine (tracks: 3 to 7), Ken Weaver (tracks: 3 to 7, 11), Tuli Kupferberg

Notes

Recording locations and dates:
Cafe Au Go Go, Greenwich Village, November 1965: track 1
The University Theater in Lund, Sweden, May 39, 1968: track 2
Rice University, Houston, Texas, February 20, 1969: track 3 to 7
Players Theater, Greenwich Village, Fall 1967: track 8
Appleton, Wisconsin, February 20, 1968: track 9
Unknown location, early 1969: track 10
Grand opening of the Peace Eye Bookstore, East Tenth Street, New York City, February 24, 1965: track 11