A World Of Peace Must Come

A World Of Peace Must Come

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[[Release Detail]]Flash forward to 22 August 1969, when Stephen was a regular visitor to Brian Wilson’s Bel Air home. Over the course of a single night, Kalinich and Wilson co-produced A World Of Peace Must Come, an album of poetry backed by sparse harmonies and ethereal wisps of instrumentation played by Brian and his then-wife Marilyn Wilson.[[Release Description]]LP Available: Record Store Day April 19, 2014 It’s not very often that we have the honour of promoting an album that was co-produced by the legendary Brian Wilson. But even now, when it seems like everything that Wilson touched has been exhumed, we find a lost gem in Stephen John Kalinich’s A World Of Peace Must Come, an album of music and psych-poetry that has remained unreleased since its recording in August 1969 in Brian Wilson’s own LA home. Kalinich was a long-haired, young poet who had drifted from the East Coast to California in the mid-‘60s, transferring from New York’s Harper College to UCLA. Immersing himself in t

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