Kim fowley born to make you cry

Kim Fowley was (and remains) an enigma, man of many unique talents, a man with no shame…and a wild man on the prowl. From the time of his earliest solo records, he took a stance located between novelties of unease and goofball nightmares with an almost supernatural instinct for only the best, the worst or the ugliest in pop music while giving it all a shove with both hands into the future.

In 1967, he hopped labels from Tower to Original Sound (a small Hollywood-based label best known for its releases by The Music Machine) where he recorded a ridiculous yet wonderfully perplexing single, “Fluffy Turkeys”/“Young America Saturday Night.” But once completing work on what was to be his second solo album (the modesty-named “The Incredible Kim Fowley”) Original Sound lost interest and it was subsequently shelved, remaining unreleased to this day.

But if either of the two singles Fowley recorded for Original Sound were originally intended for the album, then it wa