Grannie: S/T 12" (RSD Essentials) (PRE-ORDER)
Note: This is a pre-order. If your order contains this item, your entire order will not ship until it's in stock. This item is expected to ship in on or near its release date of May 29, 2026.
Whiskey Smoke Vinyl
The legendary lost album from Grannie returns — one of the rarest private-press rock LPs of the British ’70s underground.
Recorded in 1971 at the fading edge of the British counterculture, Grannie is one of those albums that almost disappeared before the world had a chance to hear it. Captured live in a single eight-hour session at SRT Studios in Hitchin and privately pressed in just ninety-nine copies, the record was never meant to be rare, only to preserve a band’s music and help them move forward. Instead, it became a lost artifact.
Note: This is a pre-order. If your order contains this item, your entire order will not ship until it's in stock. This item is expected to ship in on or near its release date of May 29, 2026.
Whiskey Smoke Vinyl
The legendary lost album from Grannie returns — one of the rarest private-press rock LPs of the British ’70s underground.
Recorded in 1971 at the fading edge of the British counterculture, Grannie is one of those albums that almost disappeared before the world had a chance to hear it. Captured live in a single eight-hour session at SRT Studios in Hitchin and privately pressed in just ninety-nine copies, the record was never meant to be rare, only to preserve a band’s music and help them move forward. Instead, it became a lost artifact.
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Note: This is a pre-order. If your order contains this item, your entire order will not ship until it's in stock. This item is expected to ship in on or near its release date of May 29, 2026.
Whiskey Smoke Vinyl
The legendary lost album from Grannie returns — one of the rarest private-press rock LPs of the British ’70s underground.
Recorded in 1971 at the fading edge of the British counterculture, Grannie is one of those albums that almost disappeared before the world had a chance to hear it. Captured live in a single eight-hour session at SRT Studios in Hitchin and privately pressed in just ninety-nine copies, the record was never meant to be rare, only to preserve a band’s music and help them move forward. Instead, it became a lost artifact.
