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Shawn Phillips- Second Contribution-LP

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Shawn Phillips – Second Contribution

Second Contribution placed Shawn Phillips four albums into his studio catalog in 1971, pairing folk-rock songwriting with a more expansive album-side structure. The long-titled opening track is also among Phillips’ most recognized songs, giving this Shawn Phillips album extra pull beyond its early-’70s singer-songwriter setting. The record also benefits from notable contributors including Paul Buckmaster on keyboards and orchestral arrangements, Jim Cregan on guitar, and Chris Wood. At under $15, this is an affordable 1971 Shawn Phillips Second Contribution vinyl pressing with worthwhile album context. The vinyl is graded VG+, a solid used grade with a few light lines, sleeve marks, or small scuffs expected, but not the kind of visual wear that should overwhelm the music.

Track listing & samples

Shawn Phillips – Second Contribution

  1. She Was Waiting For Her Mother At The Station In Torino And You Know I Love You Baby But It's Getting Too Heavy To Laugh
  2. Keep On
  3. Sleepwalker
  4. Song For Mr C
  5. Ballad Of Casy Deiss
  6. Song For Sagittarians
  7. Lookin Up Lookin Down
  8. Remedial Interruption
  9. Whaz' Zat ?
  10. Schmaltz Waltz
  11. F Sharp Splendor
  12. Steel Eyes

Sound samples are included to help you get a feel for the music, but they may not always match the exact pressing or track version of the record listed. When in doubt, trust the photos and pressing information - that's the actual record you're buying.

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