Richie Havens - Mixed Bag

Richie Havens' Debut album "Mixed Bag" was originally released in 1966 by Verve Folkways. In 1970, MGM Records remastered the album under catalog number SE-4698.  This album is the 1970 version.  Sounds Great.

Richie Havens (1941–2013) was an American folk singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his unique voice, rhythmic guitar style, and soulful interpretations of folk and contemporary music. He gained widespread fame as the opening act at the Woodstock Festival in 1969.

Legacy and Impact
Havens was a voice for social justice, civil rights, and environmental causes throughout his life.
His music often addressed themes of unity, freedom, and human connection.
He was a pioneer in bringing a spiritual and universal perspective to the folk genre.

Tracklist
High Flyin' Bird  -  A folk-blues classic showcasing Havens' raw, emotional delivery.
I Can't Make It Anymore  -  A poignant track about heartbreak and resilience.
Morning, Morning  -  A tender ballad with a melancholic tone.
Adam  -  One of Havens' originals, exploring themes of humanity and spirituality.
Follow  -  A standout track, notable for its introspective lyrics and soulful vibe.
Three Day Eternity  -  A jazzy, reflective tune.
Sandy  -  A gentle and emotional piece, demonstrating Havens' softer side.
Handsome Johnny  -  Co-written with actor Lou Gossett Jr., a protest anthem against war and violence.
San Francisco Bay Blues  -  A lively rendition of the classic blues song.
Just Like a Woman  -  Havens' interpretation of Bob Dylan's song, filled with his unique vocal inflections.
Eleanor Rigby  -  A soulful and innovative cover of The Beatles' hit.

The last two are some of the best renditions of these songs ever.

Vinyl and Cover in Very Good Condition. Cover shows slight scuff. Plays beautifully.