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Sunday, November 4, 2007

A Little Taste of My Music






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Antique Shop (The Coming of Winter) (P. Levinson & P. Rosenthal) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

Evening's Evergreen Morning (P. Levinson & S. Nitekman) New Outlook, unreleased master, Stu lead (1968)

Gentle Blue Cherry Bell (P. Levinson & E. Fox) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

I'm Seeing You In A Different Light (P. Levinson & E. Fox) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

If Leaves Fall Tomorrow (P. Levinson & S. Nitekman) The New Outlook, studio demo, Stu lead (1967)

Just That Kind (P. Levinson & S. Nitekman) The New Outlook, studio demo, Stu lead (1967)

Learn to Learn (P. Levinson & E. Fox) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

Looking for Sunsets (in the Early Morning) (P. Levinson & E. Fox) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

Lime Streets (P. Levinson) Paul Levinson, recorded live at WZBC Radio (2006)

Love Colored Glasses (P. Levinson & M. Harris) Mikie Harris lead, Paul harmony, studio demo (1968)

Mr. Kringle (P. Levinson & M. Harris) studio singer & Mikie Harris, studio demo (1968)

Murray the K's Back in Town (P. Levinson) Paul Levinson, studio demo (1972)

Not Yet Ready To Say Goodbye (P. Levinson & L. Kaplan) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

Picture Postcard World (P. Levinson) The Definitive Rock Chorale, Philips Records (1968)

Raincheck (P. Levinson & E. Fox) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

Sunshine's Mine (P. Levinson & P. Nitekman) The New Outlook, studio demo, Paul lead (1966)

The Soft of Your Eyes (P. Levinson) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

Today Is Just Like You (P. Levinson) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)

Two Minus One (P. Levinson & S. Nitekman) The New Outlook, home demo, Stu lead, Paul harmony (1966)

You Are Everywhere (P. Levinson & D. Kaley) Paul Levinson (from Twice Upon a Rhyme, Happysad Records), (1972)


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***November 2008: Delighted to have signed a contract last week with Big Pink in Korea, for its reissue there of Twice Upon a Rhyme! Watch here for further details.

***December 2008: New Korean CD Reissue of my 1972 Twice Upon a Rhyme Now Available, with Three Bonus Tracks

Reviews of Twice Upon a Rhyme on Rate My Music

***March 2009: review of Twice Upon a Rhyme in The Strange Experience of Music - in French! ... (Can't read French? Here's the English translation.)

***April 2009: Twice Upon a Rhyme reissued in Japan by Vivid Records on April 21!

***May 2009: from review of Twice Upon a Rhyme, in Fuzz, Acid and Flowers: A Comprehensive Guide To American Garage, Psychedelic and Hippie-Rock (1964-1975) by Vernon Joynson

A local New York private pressing recorded between July 1969 and October 1971. At their best, Levinson and his crew produce dark, druggy pop music remindful of neighbors The Patron Saints or bayou obscuros Feather Da Gamba. Forever Friday, Looking For Sunsets and You Are Everywhere fit this profile. The Lama Will Be Late This Year is probably the most intriguing cut on the album, having as it does an oddly Syd Barrett-like delivery of the lyrics and some pretty unorthodox music with fuzz guitar leads.


***September 2009: Grand Panda in France loves "Today Is Just Like You" (from Twice Upon a Rhyme)

***October 2009: Evan LeVine (Swan Fungus blog) interviews me about Twice Upon a Rhyme and more about the City Diner in New York City









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