Donovan – Sunshine Superman
Donovan – Sunshine Superman
Donovan – Sunshine Superman
Donovan – Sunshine Superman

Donovan – Sunshine Superman (Mono)

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RARITY - SEALED

Donovan – vocals, guitar, organ

Bobby Ray – bass guitar

Eddie Hoh – drums

Shawn Phillips – sitar

Lenny Maitlin – Hammond organ

Cyrus Faryar – bouzouki

Peter Pilifian – electric violin

John Carr – bongos

Written by Donovan Leitch

 

 

1 LP, Standard Sleeve

Original analog Master tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : Black

Speed : 33RPM

Size : 12”

Mono

Studio

Record Press : United Record Pressing

Label : Sundazed Music

Original Label : Epic

Recorded December 1965–May 1966 at Columbia Studio, Hollywood and EMI Studio, London

Produced by Mickie Most

Lacquer cut by Rob LoVerde

Cover Design by Dick Smith

Sleeve Notes by Donovan 

Originally released in August 1966

Reissued in 2005

 

Tracks:

Side A:

  1. Sunshine Superman
  2. Legend Of A Girl Child Linda
  3. Three King Fishers
  4. Ferris Wheel
  5. Bert's Blues

Side B:

  1. Season Of The Witch
  2. The Trip
  3. Guinevere
  4. The Fat Angel
  5. Celeste


Reviews:

“Paced by the title track, one of Donovan's best singles, 1966's Sunshine Superman heralded the coming psychedelic age with a new world/old world bent: several ambitious psychedelic productions and a raft of wistful folk songs. Producer Mickie Most fashioned a new sound for the Scottish folksinger, a sparse, swinging, bass-heavy style perfectly complementing Donovan's enigmatic lyrics and delightfully skewed, beatnik delivery. The two side-openers, "Sunshine Superman" and "Season of the Witch," are easily the highlights of the album; the first is the quintessential bright summer sing-along, the second a chugging eve-of-destruction tale. The rest of Sunshine Superman is filled with lengthy, abstract, repetitive folk jams, perfect for lazy summer afternoons, but more problematic when close attention is paid. Accompanied by acoustic guitar and a chamber quartet, the second track, "Legend of a Girl Child Linda," plods on for nearly seven minutes, Donovan's hippie-dippie delivery rendering "lace" into "layyyzzz." After that notable low point, he performs much better, tingling a few spines with his enunciation on the ancient-sounding folksongs "Guinevere," "Three King Fishers," and "Ferris Wheel." Elsewhere, he salutes the Jefferson Airplane on "The Fat Angel" and fellow British folkie Bert Jansch on "Bert's Blues." Donovan's songs are quite solid, but Mickie Most's insistence on extroverted productions (it would grow even more pronounced with time) resulted in a collection of songs that sound good on their own but aren't very comfortable in context.” AllMusic Review by John Bush


 

 

Rating :

AllMusic : 4 / 5 ; Discogs : 4.27 / 5

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