Santa Barbara, CA folker F.J. McMahon cut his sole release, Spirit Of The G… Read Full Bio ↴Santa Barbara, CA folker F.J. McMahon cut his sole release, Spirit Of The Golden Juice, in 1969 following a stint in southeast Asia while serving in the U.S. Air Force. Reflective and contemplative, the album’s outsider, lo-fi folk vibe pulls from his experiences in Vietnam, at times sounding aesthetically like a sonic counterpart to Jim Schoenfeld with traces of both Fred Neil and Tim Hardin scattered throughout. Regarding the album’s namesake, in an old interview with the Lama Workshop, McMahon explains “the song “Spirit Of The Golden Juice” is about my experiences in Vietnam, Thailand and the PI. The “golden juice” is I.W. Harper bourbon which was the fuel of the times.”
The Spirit Of The Golden Juice
F.J. McMahon Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by F.J. McMahon:
01 이 길에 끝에서 널 만난다 얼마나 기다렸는지 몰라 네가 떠날 땐 참…
03 All I wanted was for them to know me, now…
04 Que rollo, ya andamos aquí reportando, reportando raza Aguas…
06 Brrr Rubins is that you? Eh Fin du mandat d'dépôt, c'est so…
08 야 심심해서 하는건데 어 맞어? Yeah 어 맞어 그렇게 하면 돼 야, 할…
09 We started back in '09 At the time we didn't know…
black night woman You have to get yours So you'll be about profit You hold…
early blue Early blue, I see you trough my window Becoming lighter as…
Enough It Is Done I got more I got no need I got nothing I…
One Alone Togheter 나가기 전 분명히 닫아뒀었던 유리창이 열려있어 내가 읽다 적당히 접어뒀었던 소설책도…
Sister I know it can be so hard Livin’ without familyyy It’s just…
the learned man There′s a man On a hillside Overlooking The western sea As …
The Road Back Home 퇴근하는 길인가요 오늘 하루 어땠나요 조금은 쳐진 목소리가 안쓰러워요 괜찮으면 이따 잠깐 집 앞으로…
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@JAGWIRE1111
How lucky I am to have encountered this gem.
@unclejeff64
Thank you Reservation Dogs. Three seasons and you've never let me down with obscure musical gems.
@z-z-z-z
that's what just brought me here...the end of episode 2, season 3.
@stephencharman9604
Sadly there appears to have been thousands of musicians who released great and interesting albums that sunk without a trace during the '60's and '70's. Luckily in this digital age where everything lasts forever we can get to hear them all. (Just need to buy myself an extra set of ears)
@manuelfernandez9640
A true masterpiece
@DarthTurducken
I stumbled on this album while listening to Link Wray radio on Spotify recently. The whole album is so beautifully chill.
@jonasbrn
yes i love it, thank you... i love especially the way the guitar and the lyrics/vocals are talking to each other. Great lyrics.
@Texeq
Fantastic album. The whole execution is perfect. The drumming is a highlight. Thank god it was not 'produced' or polished up to create a hit.
@vento182
Too much albums sound awful because over produced.
@MrCrispian
the drumming on Tim Roses first album is amazing too