Single Cell (1958 Private Press)

Single Cell is the debut album by Single Cell, and the only album where Sheldon Lennon was the sole member of the group. A total of 50 copies were pressed, and handed out to small local record stores. The album was reissued along with the rest of Lennon's early catalogue alongside the release of Don't Squeeze Me.
Sheldon's cousin Clem was brought on as a guest vocalist for a few tracks on the album. Clem later would go on to shoot Sheldon dead out of anger and jealousy on March 3rd, 1982.
Sheldon was originally discouraged with the low sales of the album, giving up music as a whole for several months after its initial release, later returning to from the band Sgt. Krabs.
First press copies go for upwards of $1,000, and the album is considered to be extremely ahead of its time. First press covers had a stamped on name, and a number in the bottom right corner, in Sheldon's own handwriting.
== Tracklisting ==
# Hi, I'm Sheldon (intro spoken word track, 0:30)
# Headache (1:12)
# June (2:04)
# Near (1:53)
# Christ (12:41)
Side Two
# Biography (14:26)
#2 Buddies (4:32)
#Revolution (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) (3:20)
#Passing The Audition (0:54)
#Single-Cell (Spoken word outro; 0:20)
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