Big Boy Pete "The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete Vol.2"
After the success of his first ever vinyl compilation, The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete Vol.1, which sold out really fast, here comes the follow-up, imaginatively called… The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete Vol.2 ! of This mysterious British guitarist (real name Pete Miller) cut some oddball non-hits in the '60s that have amassed quite a reputation among psychedelic collectors but were really hard to find until now. Like on volume 1, Volume 2 features one side of some of his best 60s stuff and side two unreleased or little known gems from the 70s—ranging from wild and fuzzy garage to psych pop and freaky country-rock!
LP includes a psychedelic color inner cover with lyrics and a text written by Pete Miller himself.
After the success of his first ever vinyl compilation, The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete Vol.1, which sold out really fast, here comes the follow-up, imaginatively called… The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete Vol.2 ! of This mysterious British guitarist (real name Pete Miller) cut some oddball non-hits in the '60s that have amassed quite a reputation among psychedelic collectors but were really hard to find until now. Like on volume 1, Volume 2 features one side of some of his best 60s stuff and side two unreleased or little known gems from the 70s—ranging from wild and fuzzy garage to psych pop and freaky country-rock!
LP includes a psychedelic color inner cover with lyrics and a text written by Pete Miller himself.
After the success of his first ever vinyl compilation, The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete Vol.1, which sold out really fast, here comes the follow-up, imaginatively called… The Cosmic Genius of Big Boy Pete Vol.2 ! of This mysterious British guitarist (real name Pete Miller) cut some oddball non-hits in the '60s that have amassed quite a reputation among psychedelic collectors but were really hard to find until now. Like on volume 1, Volume 2 features one side of some of his best 60s stuff and side two unreleased or little known gems from the 70s—ranging from wild and fuzzy garage to psych pop and freaky country-rock!
LP includes a psychedelic color inner cover with lyrics and a text written by Pete Miller himself.