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FULL ALBUM: Morning Glory – Two Suns Worth (Vinyl, 1968)

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(US pressing, Fontana SRF-67573) It was 1968. Psychedelic rock was the big thing in North America. The hippie movement was alive and well in California (evidence of this was the popularity of Scott McKenzie's song "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair"). It was so pervasive, that Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention parodied the whole movement in their song "Who Needs the Peace

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