On October 25th, Light in the Attic will release two follow-ups to the label’s reissue of Jim Sullivan’s mythic U.F.O.: a collection of solo acoustic performances titled If Evening Were Dawn, and a reissue of Sullivan’s self-titled 1972 lp, originally released by Playboy Records. Taken together, these three records represent the entirety of Sullivan’s recorded work, all leading up to his vanishing—a rock & roll mystery that endures to this day. The new edition of Jim Sullivan features liner notes by Aquarium Drunkard editor Jason P. Woodbury and art by our own D.Norsen. Presented here is an excerpt from those notes.
Category: Jim Sullivan
The Strange Tale of Jim Sullivan’s U.F.O.
Last June, over a round of drinks, my friend Matt excitedly told me the tale of his label Light In The Attic’s upcoming release; that of the reissue of Jim Sullivan’s U.F.O. Whereas Light In The Attic often reissues the […]