US$ 104.85
Reflecting back on the album and it's epiphanic recording sessions
This is the first time the album has ever been put out on vinyl and it’s been loaded up with a download card
plus a handful special guests including Death Grips and Ryuichi Sakamoto
the soundtrack to the band’s first concert video
Nailing the “old school vibe
Place I Love LP (Color) fg_Catalog Number_JPR038 Reflecting back on the albumSplinter was comprised of duo Bill Elliot and Bobby Purvis, and their blend of folk, pop, and rock were introduced to Dark Horse Records founder George Harrison in 1973. Harrison was quick to spot their potential and made them one of the first signings to his new label. The bands debut album The Place I Love was produced by Harrison and features extensive guitar work by the legendary musician, as well as contributions from Billy Preston, Jim Keltner,