paths of victory

This late 1964 album marked a real change for the man who had been best known for his work with Bob Gibson—first and foremost, Bob Camp changed his name to Hamilton just prior to its release! And this album, coming at the very end of the folk boom that was just about to go electric, forsook much of the traditional fare that comprised most folk albums of the day in favor of contemporary writers like Bob Dylan, seven of whose songs (some of them very obscure) appear here. Hmm…could the fact that Byrds producer-to-be Jim Dickson produced this have anything to do with that? A mere coincidence, maintains Camp, who is quoted liberally in the new liner notes penned by Richie Unterberger. A fascinating album, yours exclusively from Collectors' Choice Music
Track listing:1 Guess I'm Doin' Fine 2 Girl Of The North Country 3 The Rubaiyat 4 Walkin' Down The Line 5 A Satisfied Mind 6 Pride Of Man 7 Get Together 8 Innisfree 9 Long Time Ago 10 Only A Hobo 11 Irish Poems: The Lonely/The Stranger's Grave 12 Tomorrow Is A Long Time 13 Paths Of Victory