Brute Force "Extemporaneous" LP B.T. Puppy 1015 (1971). Eccentric, bizarre... genius? Such a fine line, and the artist known...

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Brute Force "Extemporaneous" LP B.T. Puppy 1015 (1971). Eccentric, bizarre... genius? Such a fine line, and the artist known as Brute Force walked it! Extremely talented, Stephen Friedland (his real name), wrote hit songs for Del Shannon, the Tokens, the Chiffons, and the Cyrkle, among others. His Apple single "King of Fuh"/ "No One Know What's Going On In My Mind But Me" is considered the rarest on that label, and this album is considered the rarest of albums on the B.T. Puppy label. It was recorded live in 1969 at Olmstead Studios before an audience, which seemed to encourage the artist to, well... extemporaneous brilliance. Condition: VG-EX 6/ NM 8.

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