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Running With the White Wolf by Bobby BeauSoleil
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fave it New Age | Soundscapes
6 tracks | 45 minutes
Released Oct 2006
on White Dog Music
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Deep, dark and mysterious cinematic prog-rock symphony with an experimental twist and illusions of grandeur.
Bio / Background
Bobby BeauSoleil has created most of his musical recordings while behind bars. Yet regardless of his circumstances, or perhaps in spite of them, if not because of them, he has remained true to his musical vision and his passion, producing some of the most memorable deep symphonic psychedelia ever recorded.
At the age of 17, possessed of some callow ability as a blues-oriented lead guitarist, BeauSoleil first founded then confederated himself into a quintet that became San Francisco’s seminal electric chamber group, The Orkustra (1966), thus distinguishing himself as an instrumentalist with a unique musical vision. His subsequent recorded experiments in primal psychedelic free jazz-rock with The Magick Powerhouse of Oz (1967), and later with his prison band The Freedom Orkurstra (1975-79), became the foundation of his compositions for the soundtrack of Kenneth Anger’s epic underground film, Lucifer Rising.
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