Rare, beautiful and unique loner psych folk record. Private press album limited to only 450 copies.
Hopkins & Bradley – Nothing Hides Better Than Darkness (1973)
A 1973 self-released album. Few copies were pressed, coming originally in blank autographed sleeves, untitled. In 2007, WFMU posted online songs from a CD-R. One year later, Void Records reissued the record. Beyond the traditional […]
W.F. Guest Mix #1 – February 2017 – Hugo Latzer
First mix of – what we hope – a long serie from Witan Fols guests. Here’s a collection of obscure and dark pop songs by our friend Hugo Latzer.
Listen – S/T (1973)
This quartet was formed in the summer of 1970 during a lutheran youth camp called Camp Lutheroma still active in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. In 1973, thanks to Richard Gilleland (at that time the label owner of […]
JEFF HARMON INTERVIEW
Witan Fols is your new site dedicated to traditional folk and pop music, mostly from the seventies. Instead of wondering if talking about that musical golden era was legitimate for two music fans born way later, […]
Happy & Artie Traum – Double-Back (1971)
“If I had to choose between the mountain and the sea / Then I would have chosen the ocean.” Desert island album right here. Second record by two brothers born and raised in the Bronx […]
Dr. Ragtime (Jack Rose) – Dr. Ragtime (2002)
A live recording by the great guitarist Jack Rose under the Dr. Ragtime moniker in 2002. Between John Fahey and Daniel Bachman, Jack Rose stands still. What we got here is a less than 20 […]
Larry Voltz – The Last Rainbow (1981)
Insane record, like a 76-79 David Bowie meeting Kevin Dunn & The Regiment Of Women in the majestic and immortal world of bedroom produced music. Larry comes from Houston, Tx, as liner notes say: “This […]
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