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Charles Bukowski Reads His Poetry LP'This is Charles Bukowski. Well, let me just sit here and drink beer.' Thus begins the September 14, 1972 poetry reading from which this 1980 release on John Fahey's Takoma label is drawn. This is quintessential Bukowski, from the rude 'n' crude drawing that adorns the front cover to the belches that punctuate the poems. As for the work itself, it's not really what you'd commonly conceive of as poetry, but rather observations and vignettes drawn from

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it's probably his most accessible record for those approaching his music from a strictly rock background

Not Fade Away/

the only single CD release in the entire Dick’s Picks series—the group played the most ethereal

Here Come The Miracles

Though Lacksman had already started recording instrumental albums (Flamenco Moog) and even had a European hit with 'Coconut

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