Artist: Friar Tuck Title: Friar Tuck and his Psychedelic Guitar Year Of Release: 1967/2007 Label: Fallout Genre: Soft Rock, Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Rock Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log) Total Time: 43:12 An oft-overlooked piece of the LA pop-psych jigsaw, this 1967 oddity combines typically complex vocal arrangements by the legendary Curt Boettcher with virtuoso guitar interludes from LA session legend Mike Deasy, and features backing from the team responsible for the landmark Millennium and Sagittarius Lps. A truly deranged mixture of cover versions and originals, it's presented here complete with four ultra-rare bonus tracks from non-album 45s, making it an essential purchase for fans of sunshine pop and psychedelia. Tracks 1. Sweet Pea (Tommy Roe) - 3:16 2. Louis Louis (Richard Berry) - 4:41 3. Work Song (Nat Adderley, Oscar Brown Jr.) - 4:51 4. Alley-Oop (Dallas Frazier) - 5:10 5. All Monked Up - 2:52 6. Ode To Mother Tuck - 2:00 7. A Record Hi - 2:34 8. Fendabenda Ha Ha Ha - 2:29 9. A Bit Of Grey Lost - 2:41 10.Where Did Your Mind Go? - 3:37 Bonus Tracks as The Flower Pot: 11.MrZig Zag Man - 2:02 12.Black Moto - 2:03 13.Wantin' Ain't Gettin' - 2:05 14.Gentle People - 2:45