Recorded to showcase the prodigious talents of teenage singer/songwriter Sue Eakins, the Hendrickson Road House album was issued in 1970 as a limited edition pressing by the Two:Dot studio/label. Widely regarded these days as one of the rarest vinyl artefacts to emerge from the late '60s Californian counterculture, the LP now sells for around $1000 on the rare occasions that copies surface. Now available for the first time in more than forty years, this authorised reissue adds half-a-dozen fascinating bonus tracks, including alternative mixes of two of the album's finest songs, only briefly available at the time as a 7" that was credited to group alias Nibbus. With a lavish booklet featuring rare photos, interview quotes and the full Hendrickson Road House story, this is the definitive edition of a lost classic of the West Coast psychedelic folk genre.