Tim Hardin 1 (1967)

Folk singer-songwriter.

More info in older post.

Just a music diamond.

Enjoy:http://rapidshare.com/files/100475133/Tim_Hardin_I.zip

Were they a modern blues band ala Butterfield, a folk-rock oufit or some other exotic psychedelic hybrid with that smattering of jazz and baroque classical styles?

The protean Al Kooper had his hand in many "projects" of course, this classic album a prelude to the even more successful Blood, Sweat & Tears and that ubiquitous FM staple Super Session.

Enjoy:1.http://rapidshare.com/files/105482525/Projections_I.zip

2.http://rapidshare.com/files/105480790/Projections_II.zip

John Tahey - Days have gone by(1967)

American folk music-John Fahey, who produced an enduring series of guitar meditations throughout the '60s. This 1967 album is great.

With just an acoustic guitar, he connects the timeless form of the blues to the larger forms of classical music - Brahms and Mississippi John Hurt joining hands at last across the great cultural divide.

Enjoy:http://rapidshare.com/files/131256541/Days_Have_Gone_By__Vol._6.zip

Fred Neil (1965-66)

folk singer-songwriter Fred Neil has a strong melodies like"Everybody's Talkin'," one of the greatest songs of the '60s,and "The Dolphins," which Tim Buckley used to feature in his live shows and on a later recording.

a credible psychedelic acoustic album.

Enjoy:http://rapidshare.com/files/189358768/Fred_Neil.zip

The 13th floor Elevators (1966-67)

Roky Erickson & his 13th Floor Elevators had something nearly as important: sheer guitar-bass-drums chops, so jazz-like and fluid, unusual for a garage band.

Psych diamond.

Enjoy:http://rapidshare.com/files/242587155/The_Psychedelic_Sounds_Of_The_13th_Floor_Elevators.zip

Sin & Soul - Oscar Brown Jr (1961)

A gifted songwriter and lyricist, no doubt, even a fascinating one.

I never get that feeling with Nina Simone, who was a great singer as well an obviously dominant personality.

This is nice stuff here with jazzy feeling and his great voice.

Enjoy:http://rapidshare.com/files/252870518/Sin___Soul.zip

lots of great guitars, space keyboards, great bass and drum interplay and wonderfully memorable songs.. what else can you ask for ? The music of BJH is really something special and their music literally works on so many different levels for this music lover. “XII” was the twelfth album by the BJH and everything obviously clicked here during the writing and recording sessions. The album is full of deep harmonic and symphonic passages with some inspirational musicianship and moods.

Enjoy:http://rapidshare.com/files/142280837/1978_-_XII.rar

Matthews Southern Comfort(1970)

Ian Matthews create a vocal folk rock group

in the late 60's

Pass:In the comments

Enjoy:http://rapidshare.com/files/222805566/Matthews_Southern_Comfort_-_Matthews_Southern_Comfort.rar