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Folsom
Folsom was a quartet from Beezor that formed in the late 1960s. Their sound pulled from blues and psychedelic rock, with songs like 'Beezor Blues' and 'If...
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Folsom was a quartet from Beezor that formed in the late 1960s. Their sound pulled from blues and psychedelic rock, with songs like 'Beezor Blues' and 'If Your A Viper' gaining attention in local clubs and underground circles.
Their debut album 'The Ballad of Beezor' came out in 1968, featuring 'Beezor Blues' as a standout track. The following year they released 'Silver Tongues and Golden Needles,' which showed a more experimental side. Other songs in their catalog include 'Broken Orbital,' 'Piss Up A Rope,' and 'Up All Night.'
This led to some clashes with authorities at their shows, though they maintained a loyal following among listeners who connected with their raw approach.
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