Charles Lloyd – Geeta
Released in 1973 on A&M Records Format: LP
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A far cry from the sparse folk usually recorded by Will Oldham, “Epic Jammers and Fortunate Little Ditties” finds his intimate voice and warbly acoustic guitar enveloped by the cosmic drones, blooming synths, airy flutes, and hypnotic tape loops of Chicago new age trio, Bitchin Bajas. The lyrics are essentially fortune cookie mantras and, while there’s a chance they’re tongue-in-cheek, it’s difficult not to smile and feel a brightening of the spirit when hearing uplifting phrases like “Your hard work is about to pay off, keep on keepin’ on” or “you and your whole family are well” get repeated over and over. This collaboration is a soothing, heartwarming listen and a refreshing change-of-pace from Oldham’s tendency towards melancholy and solemn lyrical content.
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Style: Chamber Pop, Art Rock
Vibes: Sentimental, Communal, Compassionate, Love, Warm, Bittersweet, Anthemic, Passionate, Romantic, Poetic, Mellow, Bright
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Jazz Fusion-inflected Folk Rock with poetic lyricism, ethereal atmospheres, spacey synths, and a lot of fretless bass.
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Soothing, cosmic drones constructed with tape loops, synths, organs, guitar, mellotron and flute.
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