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Peter Stampfel & The Bottle Caps- People’s Republic Of Rock n’ Roll – Vinyl Record

Peter Stampfel and The Bottle Caps – People’s Republic of Rock n’ Roll is an album that embodies the eclectic and whimsical musical style of Peter Stampfel, an influential figure in the American folk music scene, particularly known for his work with the Holy Modal Rounders. Released in 1989, this album showcases Stampfel’s distinctive blend of folk, rock, and other musical styles, punctuated with his unique lyrical wit and playful approach to songwriting.

Peter Stampfel’s work often includes a mix of traditional American folk music with elements of rock, psychedelia, and avant-garde, creating a sound that is both familiar and strikingly original. The People’s Republic of Rock n’ Roll continues in this vein, featuring a collection of songs that are both irreverent and deeply rooted in musical traditions. The album is characterized by its energetic fiddle playing, banjo strumming, and a general sense of freewheeling fun that defies strict genre categorizations.

The title People’s Republic of Rock n’ Roll suggests a tongue-in-cheek take on music and society, with Stampfel likely using the concept of a ‘people’s republic’ to playfully critique or celebrate the unifying power of rock n’ roll. The album would appeal to listeners who enjoy music that combines serious musicianship with a sense of humor and historical awareness.

Peter Stampfel’s work with The Bottle Caps on this album would be of particular interest to fans of folk-rock and alternative folk, as well as those who appreciate music that bridges the gap between past and present musical forms, all delivered with a healthy dose of anarchic spirit and lyrical cleverness.

Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal

Dutch East India Trading / Homestead Records 1989 HMS-133-1

Track Listing
When Things Come True
Mindless Boogie
Whatchuwanna
Little Robin
Oh Rosie
Bridge And Tunnel Girls
Of You
Bigfoot Stole My Wife
New York Minute
Just One Yesterday