Donovan Sunshine Superman (Limited Edition) Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents: [Limited Edition] CD, paper sleeve packaging (based on the US A-style LP reissue), reproduction of the Japanese LP obi and inner sleeve, 2026 latest remaster, high-quality Blu-spec CD2, new liner notes, lyrics and translations included, 3 bonus tracks included. *Available while supplies last. ?sTrack Listing?t 01. Sunshine Superman 02. The Legend of Linda 03. Three Kingfishers 04. Ferris Wheel 05. Bert's Blues 06. Witch's Season 07. Dream Journey 08. Queen Guinevere 09. Fat Angel 10. Silest 11. Sunshine Superman (Unedited Version) 12. Breeze of Patchouli 13. London Town (Demo Version) Donovan Paper Sleeve Collection �öA Donovan was a singer-songwriter who gained popularity as a unique presence from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. This year (2025) marks the 60th anniversary of his debut, and next year (2026) will be the 80th anniversary of his birth. To commemorate this, his masterpieces are being reissued for the first time in paper sleeve format. The US LP version is reproduced as closely as possible (inner sleeve reproduction). This release features a reproduction of the Japanese LP obi strip (CSB Sony obi), a 2026 remaster, high-quality Blu-spec CD2, new liner notes, and lyrics with translations. This is Epic's first release, featuring the title track that topped the US charts and "Season of Witches," a song that has spawned numerous covers. It reached number 11 in the US. Breaking away from his previous folk song image, this groundbreaking work blends medieval-themed lyrics with his roots in Celtic and Indian music, pioneering a new era of psychedelia. Jimmy Page, then a session musician, participated on guitar. Includes 3 bonus tracks. Released in 1966. (Media reviews and more) Donovan, a singer-songwriter who enjoyed immense popularity as a unique presence from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, will celebrate his 60th debut anniversary in 2025 and his 80th birthday in 2026. To commemorate this, this masterpiece is being reissued for the first time in a paper sleeve format. This is the first Epic album featuring the title track, which reached number one in the US, and "Season of Witches," which has spawned numerous covers. It reached number 11 in the US. Breaking away from his previous folk song image, this groundbreaking work blends medieval-themed lyrics with his roots in Celtic and Indian music, pioneering the new era of psychedelia. Jimmy Page, then a session musician, participated on guitar. Released in 1966. (C)RS