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1. The Dawn of Correction, an Album by The Spokesmen. Released in on Decca [USA] (catalog no. DL ; Vinyl LP).

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2. “Dawn of Correction” hit #36 on the Billboard Hot in the summer of thanks to the patriotic support of The Spokemen’s fans. And just like Barry McGuire, The Spokesmen songs never again spoke to the American record-buying public in a meaningful way.

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3. Jul 23,  · 45 – The Spokesmen – Decca – Michelle Number Bubbling Under Charts b/w Better Days Are Yet To Come – December, 45 – Len Barry – Decca – It’s A Cryin’ Shame – March,

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4. Oct 29,  · The Dawn Of Correction Written-By – David White (5), John Madara, Ray Gilmore: B2: Down In The Boondocks Written-By – Joe South: B3: Better Days Are Yet To Come Written-By – David White (5), John Madara, Ray Gilmore: B4: There But For Fortune Written-By – Phil Ochs: B5: For You Babe Written-By – David White (5 3/5(5).

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5. LP, Vinyl record album Arrangements by Jimmy Wisner, who also plays organ – on titles that include "It Ain't Me Babe", "Down In The Boondocks", "It Ain't Fair", "Colours", "Love Minus Zero No Limit", "Dawn Of Correction", and "Better Days Are Yet To Come". © , Dusty Groove, Inc. (Stereo pressing – still in shrink.).

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6. An incredible album – and one of the most revolutionary rock albums of the late 60s! The Who recorded this one as a tribute to mainstream radio at the time – linking together some solid stand alone tunes with shorter, wittier tracks that were recorded as commercials for products that included baked beans, acne cream, and deodorant – as well as cool announcer .

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8. Very Good + (plus) Vinyl should be very clean, but can have less luster than near mint. Should still shine under a light, but one or two marks may show up when tilted.

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