Charles Manson - AirVinyl LP pressing. Archive release of '60s recordings from singer, songwriter and convicted killer Charles Manson. Long before the fear, the media fixation, and cult of personality surrounding what we've come to know publicly as Charles Manson, a 27 year old inmate at McNeil Island Penitentiary found true respite and solace in the form of a six string guitar. Taught by fellow inmate and legendary Ma Barker Gang heavy Alvin "Creepy" Karpis, Manson was

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Mike Campbell sounds like a natural born Bluesbreaker on the funky Bernard Allison cut "Chills and Thrills" and Marcus King sizzles throughout the soulful "Can't Take No More