Damon The Gypsy: A Sure Cure For The 21st Century Blues: Turn On And Tune Into 'Song Of A Gypsy'!

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Luck Media & Marketing, Inc.) - Last summer, America marked the 40th anniversary of the legendary Woodstock Festival. The event earned tons of media coverage and spawned a small cottage industry of nostalgic books. But musically, there was a lot more to 1969 than the artists that played on the farm in upstate New York that year.

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'69 was also the year of Song of a Gypsy, a glorious, trippy and romantic piece of psychedelic musical history by Damon The Gypsy, a singer-songwriter who reflected the era of peace and love, not hate but Haight - as in Haight-Ashbury.

Forty years beyond its initial LP release, and 20 years after selling thousands following its CD release, Damon is introducing Song of a Gypsy to a whole new generation with a new 'VHD' version re-mastered by John Vestman, a 30-year veteran engineer who has worked on projects by Sting, George Duke, Hole and Teena Marie, among others.

It's a unique piece of history, not only because it so perfectly speaks to the 'gypsy soul' in all of us but because it's all about truth, in an earthy way; simple yet professional and personal. It's the '60s experience seen through the kaleidoscope eyes of a true musical vet of the era - one who came upon his modal, sitar-like acoustic guitar sound by chance one night in Big Sur, California, jamming with none other than Ravi Shankar and George Harrison.

Song of a Gypsy is one of the most sought after vinyls of its time, with 'The Goldmine Price Guide to Rare and Collectible Record Albums' listing it at over $3,000.

Damon has performed everywhere from his home base in SoCal to Amsterdam, Greece and Spain; he even played 14 cities in 16 days a few years ago. With the VHD release of Song of a Gypsy, he's looking forward to hitting the road again, and currently working on a third album to complete the 'gypsy' trilogy.