Primordial Lovers
Primordial Lovers, Reprise 6377, is a 1970 rock album by Essra Mohawk. In 2000 the album was re-released by Rhino Handmade as a 22 track collection, combining the original album with a non-album single, "Jabberwock Song", and the 1974 follow-up album, Essra Mohawk.
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| Released | 1970 | |||
| Recorded | 1969 | |||
| Studio | Elektra Sound Recorders, Los Angeles; Pacific High Recording Studios, San Francisco | |||
| Genre | Rock | |||
| Language | English | |||
| Label | Rhino Handmade | |||
| Producer | Frazier Mohawk | |||
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The original 1970 Reprise issue of the album included a 20-page booklet with the album's song lyrics. In 2010 the original album was reissued by Collector's Choice with five extra tracks.
Track listing of original album
- I Am the Breeze
- Spiral
- I'll Give It to You Anyway
- I Have Been Here Before
- Looking Forward to the Dawn
- Thunder in the Morning
- Lion on the Wing
- It's Up to Me
- It's Been a Beautiful Day
Additional tracks
- Jabberwock Song
- Image of You
- New Skins for Old
- Openin' My Love Doors
- Full Fledged Woman
- You're Finally Here
- Summertime
- Back in the Spirit
- You Make Me Come to Pieces
- I Cannot Forget
- Song to an Unborn Soul
- If I'm Going to Go Crazy With Someone, It Might As Well Be You
- Magic Pen [2]
Personnel
- Essra Mohawk – Keyboards, Vocals
- Jerry Hahn - Guitars
- Lee Underwood - Guitar
- Doug Hastings - Guitar
- Dallas Taylor - Drums
- George Marsh - Drums
- Mel Graves - Bass
- Jerry Penrod - Bass
- Joe Keefe - Vibraphone
- George St. John - Oboe
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