Two Worlds 📀 Sweetwater "Rare" {Stereo} 1968

From the 1968 LP, "Sweetwater". Original video edited and remastered with HQ stereo sound. "Two Worlds" is a folk-rock song by the band Sweetwater, released on their self-titled debut album in December 1968. Featuring lead vocalist Nansi Nevins, the song showcases the group's eclectic, psych-folk sound. It is characterized by its lyrical themes of living between different lifestyles and a distinct flute solo. The song was released by Reprise Records on the 1968 album Sweetwater. The song was the first single from their self-titled debut album, Sweetwater. It features an eclectic mix of psychedelic rock, West Coast jazz, and traditional folk. Sweetwater was known for being a pioneering, eclectic Los Angeles-based band that played at major events like Woodstock. The track features the distinctive vocals of Nansi Nevins, along with cello by August Burns and flute by Albert Moore. The song explores themes of belonging and duality, with recurring lines like "I've got two worlds / But I don't belong".