8 thoughts on “ Diana - Alexander ;Skip; Spence* - Oar (CD, Album) ”

1. Alexander "Skip" Spence, according to the liner notes in Oar, recorded the entire album himself in short sessions after checking out of a sanitarium. With a story like that, it's hard not to get interested in what promises to be a weird, inspired outing/5(91).

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2. Alexander "Skip" Spence, according to the liner notes in Oar, recorded the entire album himself in short sessions after checking out of a sanitarium. With a story like that, it's hard not to get interested in what promises to be a weird, inspired outing/5().

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Oar on Discogs/5(3).

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4. Label: Sony Music Special Products - WK • Series: Collectors' Series ROCK • Format: CD Album, Reissue, Remastered Remixed • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock Alexander "Skip" Spence* - Oar (, Remixed, CD) | Discogs/5(15).

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5. Oct 07,  · Alexander “Skip” Spence was another musician besieged by drug use during the psychedelic 60’s but again, I’m getting ahead of myself. Skip had a more than illustrious past that included work with Moby Grape, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Jefferson Airplane, and touched another dozen groups in one manner or another/5(98).

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6. AllMusic Review by Lindsay Planer [+] No one except psychedelic Renaissance man Alexander "Skip" Spence could have created an album such as Oar. Alternately heralded as a "soundtrack to schizophrenia" and a "visionary solo effort," Oar became delegated to cut-out and bargain bins shortly after its release in the spring of

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7. Alexander “Skip” Spence was another musician besieged by drug use during the psychedelic 60’s but again, I’m getting ahead of myself. Skip had a more than illustrious past that included work with Moby Grape, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Jefferson Airplane, and touched another dozen groups in one manner or another.

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8. Oar is the only solo studio album by American rock musician Skip Spence, released on May 19, by Columbia Records. It was recorded over seven days in December in Nashville, and features Spence on all of the instruments.

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