Has Anybody Seen Our Freedoms?, by Peter Walker

Has Anybody Seen Our Freedoms?

by Peter Walker

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Beautiful tip-on jacket, 4pp heavy insert w/ 4300 word essay by Peter, rare photos / images from Peter's archive, and an exclusive 8 1/2″ × 11″ Matrix handbill reproduction.

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Deluxe Gatefold digi w/20 page booklet packed with photos / images from Peter Walker's archive and Peter's 4300 word essay about his remarkable life and times during the era of this previously lost recording.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of tricycle (remastered / expanded edition), Shuckin' Sugar, They Don't Know, 38 MacDougal, No One Seems To Notice That It's Raining (Previously Unreleased Recordings 1970-75), The Kingston Springs Suite, Has Anybody Seen Our Freedoms?, l V (Intravenous), and 2 more. , and , .

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1.	Me and My Lady 05:29	buy track
2.	Johnny Cuckoo 04:57	buy track
3.	Early in the Morning 02:54	buy track
4.	Pretty Bird 04:54	buy track
5.	Grey Morning Sun 04:56
6.	Fifty Miles 04:34
7.	Wonder 07:44
8.	Bonus Track: Peter Walker does Lord Buckley 03:19	buy track

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released November 26, 2013

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Delmore Recording Society Nashville, Tennessee

Delmore Recording Society exists to expose singular artists that don’t quite fit in to the world. The pursuit and discovery of lost tapes is another side of that mission.

We strive to bring something of value into the world…music that might enhance our appreciation of an artist that was under recorded, or whose recordings were never released due to some vagary of the business. ... more