Bukowski, Charles - Reads His Poetry [Ashtray Clear with Black Vinyl MARKED DOWN] - New LP b became something completely new

became something completely new

good looks

Les Real Tears partagent avec ces 2 références la capacité à pondre des Pop songs sur vitaminées et hyper accrocheuses

going into rocking instrumental mode with covers of The Meters (1969) and "Walk Don't Run" (done by Johnny Smith and Chet Atkins in the 1950s but clearly this version is coming from the 1960 version by the Ventures)

that will be listened with pleasure for years to come

Bukowski, Charles - Reads His Poetry [Ashtray Clear with Black Vinyl MARKED DOWN] - New LP b became something completely newRe issue of 1980 Tacoma record of 1972 recordings. 'This is Charles Bukowski. Well, let me just sit here and drink beer.' Thus begins the September 14, 1972 poetry reading from which this 1980 release on John Fahey's Takoma label is drawn. This is quintessential Bukowski, from the rude 'n' crude drawing that adorns the front cover to the belches that punctuate the poems. As for the work itself, it's not really what you'd commonly conceive of as