9 thoughts on “ Going To San Diego - Allen Ginsberg - First Blues (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. May 27,  · Producer Pat Thomas's loving Last Word on *First Blues *reissue reveals Allen Ginsberg as a missing link in the East Village's musical pathways, a secret alt-folk hero hidden in relatively plain view.

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2. Allen Ginsberg - A Discography. Please send me a mail if you have additional info, track lists, cover scans etc. Heaps of thanks in advance! Alf. Albums credited or co-credited to Allen Ginsberg: HOWL AND OTHER POEMS Fantasy-Galaxy Records, #, , Berkeley CA.

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3. But First Blues is the largest collection of his songs ever released, so it deserves a special place in his recorded canon. The late John Hammond Sr. had the guts to release it on his own label, when Columbia Records refused to touch it. There will not be another Allen Ginsberg. Listen and see why!5/5(4).

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4. 1,2 and 5 released on "Allen Ginsberg: First Blues", John Hammond Records, February RAGHUPATI RASHAVA Bob Dylan/Allen Ginsberg, Recorded at The Record Plant, New York, - intended for Ginsberg's "Holy Soul Jelly Roll" album.

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5. Tracks A recorded November , Tracks A, B, C recorded March 23, and June , Tracks C D recorded February March 1, /5(16).

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6. Ginsberg always aims to educate as well as entertain. To really get a sense of the man's genius, go check out the four-CD career retrospective, Holy Soul Jelly Roll. But First Blues is the largest collection of his songs ever released, so it deserves a special place in his recorded canon.5/5(4).

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7. First Blues, a reissue of a long out-of-print LP, revives these sessions from (with Bob Dylan and Anne Waldman), (with famous producer John Hammond) and Ginsberg's naked voice is quite honest. Like his poetry, he can strip a lyric to plain meaning, whether he speaks about war, corporate greed or sex with young men.

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8. As an outgrowth of this persona, Ginsberg recorded frequently, offering not only the belated release of First Blues in , but also an album of William Blake poems set to music (Songs of Innocence and Experience) and a stack of spoken word discs, including Allen Ginsberg Reads Kaddish: A 20th Century American Ecstatic Narrative Poem for.

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9. The Last Word on First Blues is all the Allen Ginsberg, musician, you could ever hope to have and more. Consisting of the original album First Blues, this three-disc set contains material.

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