Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks - Original Recordings - LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Epic
• Catalog number: BN 26464
• Country: US

Copy notes: in shrink

Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks’ Original Recordings from 1969 offers a unique blend of folk, jazz guitar, and witty songwriting rooted in the San Francisco scene. The album’s acoustic lineup puts tracks like “Canned Music” and “How Can I Miss You When You Won’t Go Away?” front and center, balancing playful lyrics with intricate musicianship. Hicks’ ability to weave humor into his music means you might find yourself chuckling at “It’s Bad Grammar” while appreciating the subtlety in “Milk Shakin’ Mama.” It’s an album that rewards focused listening, inviting you to lean in rather than just tap your toes. This 1969 vinyl pressing carries the authentic feel of its era, presented in a format that suits the intimate sound of the Hot Licks’ ensemble. The record is graded VG+, indicating a well-maintained copy with some light marks and scuffs typical for its age but nothing that should overshadow the listening experience. If you’re curious about a slice of late ’60s acoustic charm with a touch of jazzy flair and sharp wit, this pressing stands ready to join your collection without fuss or flurry. After all, even record collectors appreciate a little “slow movin’” groove now and then.

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