Freeform folky psych rock with organ, rocksichord, sax, guitar, percussion. Weird, uncommercial
LP produced by songwriter Tandyn Almer, this has been used for samples. Olivieri was primarily
a TV actor, and this LP release parallels Rex Holman's in some ways.
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Friday, July 15, 2011
Dennis Olivieri - Come To The Party 1968
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