Recorded in June 1970, this set highlights Paxton's ability to transition seamlessly between biting political satire and tender, melodic storytelling. It is widely considered one of the best live folk documents of the era, showcasing the intimacy of the New York folk scene.

Additional Features: The recording includes his famous "Bayonet Rap" and several humorous spoken-word introductions that provide context to his most famous compositions.

Condition: * Vinyl: The surface of Side 3 shows a deep gloss with very few visible marks, suggesting a grade of Excellent (EX).

• Sleeve: Shows minor shelf wear and a small price sticker on the top right. Very Good Plus (VG+).

Format: 2 x 12" Vinyl, LP, Gatefold

Publication: Elektra Records

Issue Date: 1971

Cover Features: Distinctive stippled/solarized profile portrait of Paxton in orange and black; the UK label features the iconic Elektra "Butterfly" design.

Country: United Kingdom