F.B. WORSTER – God Don’t Make Junk . (Private Press) . Us . 1974 . (Xian) (Contemporary Folk) F.B. Worster – Guitar, Vocals Ron Ostrow – Percussion
Linda “F.B.” Worster is one of those hippie kind of female folk-singers you can picture sitting on a coffee-house barstool with her sticker-plastered guitar and hair dangling in her eyes. She’s the real thing, too, singing of relationships with deep feelings that run the spectrum from panged whispers to bluesy wailing to impassioned outpourings sung with the conviction of Buffy Sainte-Marie. Fourteen original songs with a simple kind of beauty backed only by her acoustic guitar (the exception being ‘Autumn’s Child’ which adds tabla-like percussion).
Titles like ‘Cemetery Song”, ‘A Jew They Call Jesus’, ‘Hello Cyndy’, ‘Song For You And That Guy’, ‘I Know How Hard You’ve Tried’, ‘A Guy Like You’. Comes in a primitive sepia Folkways-style paste-on cover showing her playing guitar in a field. A second cover variation exists with a different photo and the name Linda Worster. (The Archivist, 4th edition by Ken Scott).
EATS: * green tea & one small choco-mint XL-wafer * cucumbers w/ lemon & salt * veggie sandwich (foot long) w/ almonds * Although this was all I ate today, it was just too much bread!