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Description:
Five Day Week Straw Peopl is an album by Five Day Week Straw Peopl, released in 2018.
The folk album is available in the following configurations:
- CD
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The Five Day Week Straw People were a one-off, studio-only British psychedelic band that did one rare album in late 1967 (actually released in 1968) for the budget Saga label. It's ten songs were loosely centered around the concept of a typical weekend in the life of typical working British people.
A solid British psych album, marking the start of John DuCann's (Atomic Rooster, Andromeda) discography. Sound quality isn't great, though that's to be expected from a needledrop of a poorly recorded album. Music wise, a very good example of 60s psych.