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Song Cycle is a 1968 album by Van Dyke Parks that mixes a number of genres, including psychedelic, folk, baroque, and experimental rock and pop. The release.

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Song Cycle ‎(LP, Album, RP, Pit).

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Tracklist: 1. Vine Street, 2. Palm Desert, 3. Widow’s Walk, 4. Laurel Canyon Blvd. 5. The All Golden, 6. Van Dyke Parks, 7. Public Domain, 8. Donovan’s Colours, 9. The Attic, 10. By The People, 11.

Song Cycle is the debut album by American recording artist Van Dyke Parks, released in late 1967 by Warner Bros. Records president Lenny Waronker. The album draws from a number of American popular music genres, including bluegrass, ragtime, and show tunes, and frames classical styles in the context of 1960s pop music.

Band Name Van Dyke Parks. Album Name Song Cycle. Released date November 1967. Labels Warner Music Group.

Van Dyke Parks, a slight guy with a fine line in bizarre, innovative instrumental arrangements, creates sounds that embody the very essence of capricious experimentation. And this first album is where it is at its most potent and enjoyable. Song Cycle (remastered and reissued alongside two follow-up LPs, Discover America and Clang of the Yankee Reaper) is the ultimate confection.

More by Van Dyke Parks. Super Chief: Music for the Silver Screen. Moonlighting-Live At The Ash Grove. Orange Crate Art. More Van Dyke Parks. Listen to Song Cycle now. Listen to Song Cycle in full in the this site app. Play on this site.

A Van Dyke Parks song is fussy, dense, and well-mannered but has a flair for mischief. It is simple in rhythm but complex in harmony. It is preferential to funny noises. A lot of what's here has appeared before, elsewhere and in different forms. The All Golden" was on his 1968 debut Song Cycle; "Hold Back Time" was on his 1995 collaboration with the Beach Boys's Brian Wilson, Orange Crate Art. "Aquarium" is actually a 1971 recording of the Esso Trinidad Steel Band, performing Parks's arrangement of a section from Camille Saint-Saëns's The Carnival of the Animals. And then there’s the traditional music that belongs to nobody.