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Album
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Docks Of Dover
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June 1967
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City Lights Studios<br />March 1967–April 1967
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Psychedelic Rock
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39:43
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Sound Town Records
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Uli Sardan & Docks of Dover
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Available
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'''''Thirty Four Bibles'''''<br />(1967)
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''Samsonfeld's Suite''<br />(1968)
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is a now out-of-print 1967 album by the
Psychedelic Rock group
Docks Of Dover . The album became best known for the single "Organized Religion", a song which utilised several instruments in a style that would later be popularized by
The Beatles .
Excerpt of "Organized Religion":
I knew it was all right-wing precision
But they kept calling it organized religion
I was a soldier of the seventh night war
She hit me with a up, side, on the moor
#"Under and Over"
#"Thirty Four Bibles"
#"Thirty Five Bibles"
#"Love"
#"Stomping Romping Rag"
#"Thirty Six Bibles"
#"Drop A Dime"
#"Organized Religion (And Cats, and other Needful Things)"
#"Open Book"
#"Cats"
#"Out There"
#"Over and Under"
- Richard L. Ross - Guitar, Vocals
- Arthur Timothy - Guitar/Mandolin on "Stomping Romping Rag"
- Jim Landry - Bass, Vocals
- Bernard Samsonfeld - Keyboards/Organ on "Organized Religion"
- Marques' Felicio - Drums/Engineer
- David L. Parks - Accordion on "Organized Religion"
- Uli Sardan - Production/Engineer/Accordion on "Stomping Romping Rag"
- Clark Knevver - Engineer/Backup Vocals on "Organized Religion"
