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High level psych-folk from 1977, Californian private release but with a sound that has more to do with UK stuff, with some Eastern-influenced parts as well. Pusey, ex-Yellow Autumn, is certainly a very impressive guitar player -- his playing on this album is simply incredible and especially the instrumental parts will knock you out. There's only acoustic guitars, bells, gong, flute and slight percussions, but you won't need anything else. A brilliant record this is, sure to impress any psychedelic folk fan.

Joseph Pusey released a privately pressed LP in California 1977 which has become a favorite among fans of rare psychedelia.

The album, which has not yet been reissued, could be described as UK-style progressive folkpsych reminiscent of the Incredible String Band, with the arrangements and playing displaying a remarkable talent. Earlier in 2002 I hooked up with Mr Pusey via the Internet, and rounded up some questions for him to ponder.

In early February 2004, Joseph Pusey passed away "in his sleep, with a smile on his face". He was only 48 years old. Hopefully his music will become more widely available in the near future. Rest in peace, Joe.

01. The Chambermaidens Dream - 3.02
02. Blue Jay Preacher - 3.59
03. The Lady Nicolette - 4.56
04. Renaissance - 5.05
05. A Cotton Tale - 1.19
06. The Red Planet Descends - 7.36
07. After The Rain - 3.26
08. In My Lady´s Chamber - 2.40