and released on Barabajagal) and "Breezes of Patchulie" (originally called "Darkness of My Night" and released on Donovan's 1964 demo collection Sixty Four). The Sunshine Superman recordings of these songs were all included on Troubadour The Definitive Collection 1964–1976. Legacy In 2017, Sunshine Superman was ranked the 199th greatest album of the 1960s by Pitchfork. In the video for the Beatles' "A Day in the Life", a close up of a spinning turntable shows the Epic Records version of Sunshine Superman playing. The film was shot at the recording sessions for the song, which was included on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. A cover version of "The Fat Angel" was recorded by Jefferson Airplane for their 1968 live album Bless Its Pointed Little Head. Monster Magnet covered "Three King Fishers" (as "Three Kingfishers") on their 2013 album Last Patrol, with a live version included on 2014's Milking the Stars: A Re-Imagining of Last Patrol. Track listing Original US release All tracks are written by Donovan. Side one "Sunshine Superman"3:15 "Legend of a Girl Child Linda"6:50 "Three King Fishers"3:16 "Ferris Wheel"4:12 "Bert's Blues"3:56 Side two "Season of the Witch"4:56 "The Trip"4:34 "Guinevere"3:41 "The Fat Angel"4:11 "Celeste"4:08 UK release Due to the contractual dispute between Pye Records and Epic Records, Donovan's releases were held back in the UK throughout 1966 and early 1967. During this time, Donovan released Sunshine Superman and Mellow Yellow in the US. To catch up to the Epic Records schedule in America, Pye Records compiled a cross-section of both albums and titled it Sunshine Superman. It was released in the UK (Pye NPL 18181) in June 1967 and reached #25 in the British charts. Side one "Sunshine Superman" "Legend of a Girl Child Linda" "The Observation" "Guinevere" "Celeste" "Writer in the Sun" Side two "Season of the Witch" "Hampstead Incident" "Sand and Foam" "Young Girl Blues" "Three Kingfishers" "Bert's Blues" (Titles in italics are from Mellow Yellow) Personnel Donovan – vocals, guitar, organ Bobby Ray – bass guitar Eddie Hoh – drums Shawn Phillips – sitar On "Sunshine Superman" and other tracks recorded in England: Donovan – vocals, acoustic guitar Jimmy Page, Eric Ford – electric guitar John Cameron – keyboards, arrangement Spike Heatley – bass guitar Bobby Orr – drums Tony Carr – percussion References External links Sunshine Superman (Adobe Flash) at Radio3Net (streamed copy where licensed) 1966 albums Donovan albums Albums produced by Mickie Most