About Timmothy
This lone folk/rock release from 1972 is very typical of "hippie" era stoner music from this time. They were a quartet from Michigan (including a member of Blues Machine and Ides of March). The lead singer was Tim Ward. Pretty heady with inspired lyrics that remind some of Neil Young in his early solo career. A little bit like Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young too. This is a limited edition pressing on Rockadelic which should be pretty hard to find.
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Good Morning
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The Sky
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A Woman
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Evil Woman
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Rich Get Richer
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Down Country
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Blue And Gray
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Blue And Grey
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Blue & Gray
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maybe i'm high [bonus track on reissue]
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You're Staying Here Tonight
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01-Blue And Gray
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You're staying here
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Timmothy ( Tim Ward ) - A Woman - 1972
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03 a woman
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Good Mourning
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