Bobby Callender

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"Bobby Callender" was presented in the review as a key figure of America's late-60s underground, combining Eastern philosophy, raga-rock and psychedelic/prog elements; released Rainbow (1968) and The Way (1970); collaborated with Colin Walcott and vanished artistically in the early 70s.

According to the review: Rainbow (1968) and The Way (1970) are his two albums; Rainbow was reissued by Akarma Records; collaboration with Colin Walcott is mentioned; described as part of America's underground scene in the late 1960s.

The available review praises Bobby Callender as a key figure of America's late-60s underground, blending Eastern philosophy, raga-rock and psychedelic/prog textures. Rainbow (1968) is described as a mystical, minimalist and monumental album; The Way (1970) is cited as his other major release. The review highlights collaborations (including Colin Walcott) and an Akarma Records reissue.

For:Fans of psychedelic and progressive rock, listeners of raga-influenced music, vinyl collectors and underground 60s aficionados

"Bobby Callender" is one of the greatest figures of America's Underground scene in the late 60s: conceptually, this artist expands the idea of freedom with Eastern philosophy and psychedelic rock, composing extreme melodies and gracing them with raga-rock scenes, jazz, and an incredibly beautiful voice.

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