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Track List
01) China Girl
02) Goldfish
03) Sophisticated Beggar
04) My Friend
05) Big Fat Silver Aeroplane
06) Blackpool
07) Legend
08) Girlie
09) October Twelfth
10) Black Clouds
11) Mr. Station Master
12) Forever
13) Committed
01) China Girl
02) Goldfish
03) Sophisticated Beggar
04) My Friend
05) Big Fat Silver Aeroplane
06) Blackpool
07) Legend
08) Girlie
09) October Twelfth
10) Black Clouds
11) Mr. Station Master
12) Forever
13) Committed
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2:52
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4:10
3:44
5:14
3:52
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1966
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"Sophisticated Beggar" is English folk / rock singer-songwriter and guitarist Roy Harper's debut album. It was released in 1966 on the Science Friction label.
The album consists of Harper's poetry backed by acoustic guitar and recorded with a Revox tape machine by Pierre Tubbs. Mostly but not wholly acoustic, there are lingering similarities to Donovan and Bert Jansch,
When initially released the album was poorly distributed; only a few thousand were ever made, so in order to promote the album, Harper designed flyers and personally handed them out to shoppers in Oxford Street, London. The albums liner notes imply that both John Renbourn and Ritchie Blackmore contributed. Cover art was drawn by Lon Goddard.
The album has subsequently been re-released on a number of different labels, given numerous titles, and had the original track listing altered. Though still available today, Harper only receives royalties for the official Science Friction release.
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"Sophisticated Beggar" is English folk / rock singer-songwriter and guitarist Roy Harper's debut album. It was released in 1966 on the Science Friction label.
The album consists of Harper's poetry backed by acoustic guitar and recorded with a Revox tape machine by Pierre Tubbs. Mostly but not wholly acoustic, there are lingering similarities to Donovan and Bert Jansch,
When initially released the album was poorly distributed; only a few thousand were ever made, so in order to promote the album, Harper designed flyers and personally handed them out to shoppers in Oxford Street, London. The albums liner notes imply that both John Renbourn and Ritchie Blackmore contributed. Cover art was drawn by Lon Goddard.
The album has subsequently been re-released on a number of different labels, given numerous titles, and had the original track listing altered. Though still available today, Harper only receives royalties for the official Science Friction release.
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