H.P. Lovecraft - 1967 US Philips label 10-track stereo LP

Scarce 1967 US Philips label 10-track stereo LP - the debut album by psychedelic and folk influenced Chicago, Illinois, based rock quintet.

Vinyl has tuscan red labels with top blue and white shield logo and red, white and blue colourband just above center hole - all text is in black printing - a company label stretching from late 1966 to 1969.
Vinyl is housed in a sturdy back pasted picture cover.

For those into the machine stamped (ms) and handetchged (he) trail off matrix information:
Side 1: PHS600252A-M1 (ms) MR l (he)
Side 2: PHS600252B-M1 (ms) MR W  1 (he)

Condition: Exc (Vinyl and Labels)/VG+(Cover):
Vinyl is bright and shiny - has a very light degree of superficial and very light sleeve scuffing obly. Labels has no immediate spindlewear - edges around the centerhole are sharp and firm. Vinyl is overall graded close to near mint/excellent.

Cover has light and fine creasing from spine... just a little edge wear - very little center wear, a little solid and straight seams - which are rubbed 1 - 2 mm's towards the corners... cover is graded very nice Upper VG+.

Tracklisting:

Side 1
1. Wayfaring Stranger (traditional, arranged by George Edwards) 2:35
2. Let's Get Together (Chet Powers) 4:35
3. I've Been Wrong Before (Randy Newman) 2:46
4. The Drifter (Travis Edmonson) 4:11
5. That's The Bag I'm In (Fred Neil) 1:46

Side 2
1. The White Ship (George Edwards, Dave Michaels, Tony Cavallari) 6:33
2. Country Boy & Bleeker Street (Fred Neil) 2:35
3. The Time Machine (George Edwards, Dave Michaels) 2:05
4. That's How Much I Love You, Baby (More or Less) (George Edwards, Dave Michaels, Tony Cavallari) 3:55
5. Gloria Patria (traditional, arranged by George Edwards, Dave Michaels) 0:27

Recorded mid-1967 at Universal Recording Studios, Chicago, IL

Credits:  

H. P. Lovecraft:

George Edwards – vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, guitarrón, bass
Dave Michaels – vocals, organ, piano, harpsichord, clarinet, recorder
Jerry McGeorge – bass, vocals
Tony Cavallari – lead guitar, vocals
Michael Tegza – drums, percussion, timpani, vocals

Additional musicians
Bill Traut – bells, percussion
Len Druss – piccolo flute, English horn, Bass Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Jack Henningbaum, Paul Tervelt – French horn
Bill Traub – reeds, 1811 Ship's Bell
Herb Weiss, Ralph Craig – trombone
Clyde Bachand – tuba
Eddie Higgins – vibraphone, horn arrangements

Technical Credits:
George Badonsky – record producer
Jerry DeClerk – engineer
H. P. Lovecraft - Arrangements

Artwork:
John Cabalka – Cover Illustration, Album Design
Mike Stone – Cover and liner photography
Ethan Reusin, George Edwards - Liner Notes

Various Credits:
George Badonsky - A&R