For the first time ever, experience Terry Callier as few ever did: live, raw, and on the brink of greatness. Captured in 1967 - predating the release of his cult-classic debut The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier - this intimate, previously unreleased live performance reveals a young artist already operating in his own universe.These 1967 live tapes-unearthed from a private archive were recorded by Joe Segal in Chicago at The Earl of Old Town Club in 1967. Showcasing Callier's distinctive blend of folk, soul, and jazz in it's purest form. His intricate guitar work, luminous voice, and spiritual depth are presented in stunning clarity, giving both longtime fans and new listeners an unfiltered glimpse into a foundational moment in American music history. Transferred from the original tapes, restored by Joe Lizzi and mastered by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab. The limited-edition 180-gram 2-LP edition includes a booklet with rare photographs and newly commissioned liner notes. Also available on CD & Digital.Limited Edition 180g 2xLP Set with Booklet

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