Stonehenge is a Rock album by Richie Havens, originally released in 1969. On Gatefold: 19 pressings tracked.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Folk Rock
- warm
- earnest
- storytelling
About
A grave figure from the start, Richie Havens released this set of folk covers and elegant originals shortly after his career-making Woodstock set. With its strings and chimes, "Ring Around the Moon" reveals his mystical side, while the jaunty "Tiny Little Blues" unfurls woozy bluegrass. Havens takes a playful turn at Dylan's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" and finds sincere sweetness in the Bee Gees' "I Started a Joke." "Shouldn't All the World Be Dancing" closes with eight minutes of jazz-inflected psychedelic folk.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Open Our Eyes2:54
- A2The Minstrel From Gault3:36
- A3It Could Be The First Day2:21
- A4Ring Around The Moon2:05
- A5Baby Blue4:58
Side B
- B1There's A Hole In The Future2:05
- B2I Started A Joke2:56
- B3Prayer2:56
- B4Tiny Little Blues2:08
- B5Shouldn't All The World Be Dancing8:06
Credits
Performers
- Bill ShepherdARRANGED BY
- Eric OxendineBASS
- Daniel Ben ZebulonDRUMS CONGAS
- Richie HavensGUITAR VOCALS PERCUSSION
- Warren BernhardtORGAN
- Bill LaVorgnaDRUMS
- Monte DunnGUITAR
- Paul WilliamsGUITAR
- Ken LauberPIANO
- Donald MacDonaldDRUMS
- Mark RothVOCALS
- Voices From The Stormy ForestVOCALS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 19 pressings tracked on Gatefold