The Cambridge Concept of...
TIMOTHY CLOVER
A HARVARD SQUARE AFFAIR
THE BEAN TOWN SOUND
As The Cambridge Common, Beacon Hill, and The Boston Gardens became Meccas for the folk-hippie culture of the late 1960's, TIMOTHY CLOVER was inspired to produce this album of original songs, capturing the mood and spirit of the scene with quite good pop-psychedelia & lots off genre-effects. Selections are: Timothy Clover; Trolly Car Line; One Day You're A Rich Man; When You're Dreamin'; Tear-Drop Mobile; A Harvard Square Affair; His Life To Live Over; Cotton Candy (Can Be Yours); My Friend John; and Great World Next Door. This hippie era masterpiece was put together by Larry Jaspon; Bruce Patch; Lennie Petze; Tom Landry, and several others for Tea-Pot Productions of Boston. An original 1968 STEREO pressing on TOWER RECORDS (5114). The collage style record jacket art has a very tiny delete hole to the lower left edge, but is otherwise near Mint. The labels and playing surfaces also appear to be beautiful near MINT!
