Why This Record MattersAztec Two-Step's self-titled debut introduced the duo's blend of folk, pop, and contemporary acoustic songwriting. The album became a respected entry in the early-1970s folk revival and helped establish the group's long-running career. Collector Note1972 US stereo reissue on Elektra Records, catalog number EKS-75031. Named after a poem by Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the duo became a fixture of the American folk circuit and developed a devoted following throughout the decade. AvailabilitySingle copy available—once it’s gone, it’s gone. Condition & DetailsMedia: VG+ with light signs of use and strong overall presentationSleeve: VG+ with light shelf and handling wear; includes original inner sleeve Technical DetailsFormat: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, StereoLabel: Elektra – EKS-75031Country: USReleased: 1972Genre: Pop, Folk, World, & CountryStyle: Not specified Matrix / RunoutNot specified TracklistA1 Baking 2:42A2 Killing Me 3:58A3 The Persecution & Restoration Of Dean Moriarty (On The Road) 4:16A4 The Infidel 4:40A5 So Easy 1:48A6 Prisoner 4:32B1 Strangers 5:13B2 Almost Apocalypse 3:53B3 Dancers All 3:23B4 Cockroach Cacophony 4:40B5 Highway Song 6:07 Shipping & HandlingUltrasonically cleaned using a Degritter Mark II prior to shipping.Stored in protective inner and outer sleeves.Shipped with vinyl protection and cardboard reinforcement.Packed securely for safe delivery. About Maple City MusicMaple City Music is a veteran-owned record store in Vermont focused on honest grading, fair pricing, and high-quality media. Every item is carefully inspected, cleaned, and prepared so it arrives exactly as described.
