This very rare album is from another source. I can't remember from where but I think I have downloaded it from soulseek. The Acid Archives hear a "lost folk very Dylanesque sounding, warm and lyrical" and Fuzz, Acid and Flowers comments: "Not for all, but a major landmark for collectors of the genre that the likes of Bob Dylan, Davy Graham and Perry Leopold occupy". The guy was from Texas.There's an updated info in the comment section of the Swan Fungus site from William Beeley himself.
Tracklist:
- You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
- Galivanter
- Summer Colored Skin
- Walk
- And Then I'll Be Gone
- Carol
- Easter Sunday Song
- Seasons Are Of Never
- Weathered Lady
- Little Wheel Spin & Spin/Codine
Personnel incl.:
William C. Beeley (vcls, gtr)
Origin:
San Antonio (Texas/US)
Discographie:
Albums:
1. Gallivantin' (North Park NPLP-101) 1970
Get it here (Artwork included)
Listen to Seasons Are Of Never
10 comments:
I didn't know this record, but after reading your text, I think I'll like it. Thanks a lot
Many thanks. Unknow record for me.
Never heard of this guy. I just give it a try.
Thanks a lot!
Hey thats cool that is my dad I googled his name and found your blog you want his records I am sure that I can talk to him for you.
Hi doughboy,
now that's what I call a surprise. Tell your dad that there ARE people waiting for a reissue of his album (especially ME!!!). I hope he don't mind that I post his album.
hi,doughboy im interested in this lp, can you contact me on lybbenlyl@hotmail.com
i will pay 150us for a copy
check ebay tonight,I have this listed
so funny to read about william c beeley. my dad was one of the producers of the album. bill beeley can contact me at crackerjack10@fastmail.fm - all other mail will be bounced.
Hey yall i just found this online and thats my dad, im his son Travis Beeley, it means alot to the family to see people loving his work, thank you all
Bob Dylan, who turned 70 on May 24 continues to tour for almost one third of the year to a rousing reception. The artist, as he enters eighth decade of life, has been described aptly as “the Methuselah of righteous cool” but he has been much more, a master of disdain now, a bard of decay only to surprise as a voice of longing for romance later. The elderly statesman of music has collided with forms ranging from folk to glam rock and many in between and has left them richer, altered forever.
http://modernartists.blogspot.com/2011/10/once-more-for-simple-twist-of-fate-bob.html
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