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MP3:
01 We're Havin' A Love-in (2:16)
02 Fight On For The U.S.C. (1:20)
03 I Feel So Fine (1:59)
04 Golden Earrings (2:14)
05 He's Got The Whole World In His Hands (2:35)
06 Winchester Cathedral (2:20)
07 Learn To Be A Drinker (1:42)
08 These Boots Are Made For Walking (2:26)
09 Laugh And Sing (1:54)
10 I'm Gypsy Boots (1:01)
- Contributed by: The ToD
Images: Front Cover
Media: 12" LP
Album: Unpredictable!
Label: Sidewalk
Catalog: DT 5904
Date: 1968
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Gypsy Boots, was one of California's original Hippies, long before the word was coined. Pals with Eden Ahbez, etc.
Posted by: rocketboy | February 25, 2007 at 02:41 AM
Many have claimed to be "California's first Hippie" (Fritz Perls and Will Geer come to mind) but I only remember Gypsy Boots as a fairly normal but hairy guy who appeared on local and national talk shows hawking his herbal remedies and granola-- years before Euell Gibbons made granola popular
I belive Gypsy Boots lived in Topanga Canyon near Los Angeles
Did he record other albums?
This is good stuff
Posted by: Peter | February 25, 2007 at 05:31 PM
This gentleman lived in my hometown of Ojai while I was growing up. I just know him as the guy that my friend's Mom called a deadbeat, he is some kind of important guy? I haven't seen him in a few years.
Posted by: Bobby | March 11, 2007 at 12:31 AM