Buffy Saint Marie Its My Way Vinyl

Sainte marie sings in an emotional vibrato laden voice of war the universal soldier later a hit for donovan drugs cod ine sex the incest song and most telling the mistreatment of native americans of which sainte marie is one now that the buffalo s gone.

Buffy saint marie its my way vinyl.

6040 1l 1 420 111. It was released in britain in the spring of 1965 by fontana records. Buffy sainte marie is of american indian descent and her voice and music reflect this as do the lyrics which reflect the political minority. The item format is a vinyl lp the artist name is buffy sainte marie the title is it s my way.

It will play perfectly with no clicks pops hissing or any other imperfections during playback. A1 a5 a7 to b2 b4 to b6 notes. She greatly impressed me while i was serving in the army and universal soldier played often raised a number of questions from my superiors and comrades. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1964 vinyl release of it s my way.

View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1964 vinyl release of it s my way. This is one of the most scathing topical folk albums ever made. It is most famous for two widely covered folk standards universal soldier and cod ine as well as now that the buffalo s gone a. It may have been been played only a few times.

A1 a5 a7 to b2 b4 to b6 barcode and other identifiers matrix runout runout a side stamped. The sleeve condition is. Guitar vocals buffy sainte marie written by buffy sainte marie tracks. Buffy sainte marie is of american indian descent and her voice and music reflect this as do the lyrics which reflect the political minority.

She greatly impressed me while i was serving in the army and universal soldier played often raised a number of questions from my superiors and comrades. Even decades later the album s power is moving and. Condition used the media condition is near mint. Though the album did not chart it proved influential in the folk community.

Is the first album by folk singer buffy sainte marie released in april 1964 by vanguard records.