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Look Inside The Asylum Choir 1968 Album
Asylum Choir

Look Inside The Asylum Choir Look Inside The Asylum Choir
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25m 53s
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Look Inside is the 1968 debut album by Asylum Choir, a studio group consisting of musicians Leon Russell and Marc Benno. Russell arranged the songs, complete with sped-up trumpet section, and multitracked himself playing piano, guitar and drums. Benno contributed multitracked vocals, guitar, and bass guitar.
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Asylum Choir
Asylum Choir
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Leon Russell
Leon Russell
Marc Benno
Marc Benno
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Smash Records
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Tracklist
1. Welcome to Hollywood 2m 35s
2. Soul Food 2m 5s
3. Icicle Star Tree 2m 55s
4. Death of the Flowers 2m 8s
5. Indian Style 3m 30s
6. Medley: N.Y. Op./Land of Dog/Henri The Clown 6m 7s
7. Thieves in the Choir 4m 4s
8. Black Sheep Boogaloo 2m 29s

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2022-07-18 6:44pm
There was a period of time when Leon Russell was the most inventive piano player in pop music, bar none - and this 26-minute collaborative slate of overflowing psychedelic-shaded revelations with fellow L.A. scenester Marc Benno was the opening stake in that claim.
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