Homestead & Wolfe - "King Of The Mountain", from the vinyl album "Our Times" (1975), Track A3 digitized by Seventies Berlin - The Vinyl Radio.

Homestead & Wolfe was a folk-harmony group based around the United Methodist Good Samaritan Church in Cupertino, CA (near San Jose). Comprised of two female lead vocalists, one male lead vocalist, and supported by male and female harmonies, they performed original material in a rich, melodic folk-rock-country style.

Homestead & Wolfe - 1973 - Our Times 01 - Slow Down. mp3 02 - Love Comes Through My Door. mp3 03 - King of the Mountain. mp3 04 - If I Never Show. Homestead & Wolfe - Our Times - 1973-1975 (2004), MP3, 320 kbps. Download via torrent Download via magnet. Homestead & Wolfe - 1973 - Our Times. 02 - Love Comes Through My Door.

Homestead and Wolfe – Produced by Ernie Bringas. Originally released in 1975, Homestead & Wolfe’s lone and unknown privately pressed LP is an artifact so lost to time, it has never appeared in any discography, list of rare records, or catalog, anywhere. However, exist it does, and now their story can be told. Homestead & Wolfe was a folk-harmony group based around the United Methodist Good Samaritan Church in Cupertino, CA (near San Jose). Comprised of two female lead vocalists, one male lead vocalist, and buttressed with superb male and female harmonies throughout, H&W performed original material in a rich, melodic folk-rock-country style that is well executed, as well as earnest and personal.

Artist: Homestead And Wolfe Album: Our Times, The Gold Star Tape Country: US Genre: Spiritual folk psych Label: Anopheles-Anopheles 008 Format: CD, Album, Reissue Year: 1973-75; 2004 Quality: FLAC lossless (image+. Tracklist: 1. Slow Down (Sheryl Johnson, Ernie Bringas) - 3:35 2. Love Comes Through My Door (Joanne Avery) - 3:26 3. King Of The Mountain (Joanne Avery, Ernie Bringas, Brian Gundy) - 2:13 4. If I Never Show (Joanne Avery, Ernie Bringas, Brian Gundy) - 2:32 5. See The Children Die (Joanne Avery, Ernie Bringas) - 3:27 6. Do I Love You?

The Homestead Acts were several laws in the United States by which an applicant could acquire ownership of government land or the public domain, typically called a homestead. In all, more than 160 million acres (650 thousand km2; 250 thousand sq mi) of public land, or nearly 10 percent of the total area of the United States, was given away free to . million homesteaders; most of the homesteads were west of the Mississippi River.

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