Band: Propinquity
Album: Propinquity
Release: 1972 (2007)
Genre: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Country: US
Quality: FLAC | lossless

Hubbard, Potter, Sciaky, and Stonebraker were all accomplished instrumentalists as well as gifted vocalists (as was percussionist Jeff Harper), and the rich but subtle arrangements and clever dynamics make the ensemble sound larger than they were; the depth and maturity of the music is all the more impressive when you discover the oldest member of the group was just 23, while Sciaky was all of 18 years when she recorded this album. It's tempting to link Propinquity's album in with the current freak folk revival, but this music never embraces eccentricity for its own sake; instead, this is timeless and beautifully crafted acoustic music that is a product of its time largely in its cautious optimism and absence of irony, and Propinquity is a lost treasure of the waning days of folk-rock.

Tracklist:
1. People Come
2. And I A Fairy Tale Lady
3. Tappan Square
4. You Don't Have To Hurry
5. Standing In The Doorway
6. Dorian: 240 Lament
7. Window
8. Binghamton
9. I'll Be Here In The Morning
10.Ohio
11.Miles Before Sleeping
12.Sea Song
13.Suite For Windy Spring
14.Child
15.Where I'm Bound
16.Chermaine

Personnel:
Drums, Percussion – Jeff Harper
Guitar, Bass Guitar – Mel Stonebraker
Guitar, Piano – Jason Potter (2), Pat Hubbard
Guitar, Violin, Bass Guitar – Carla Sciaky