A holy grail for collectors of rare folk, ‘Maranatha’ (1972) is the sole LP by American singer-songwriter Megan Sue Hicks. With only 200 copies ever pressed by Warner Australia, it ranks among the most elusive treasures of the early ’70s folk-rock scene. Its introspective lyrics, haunting vocals, and delicate acoustic arrangements evoke the spirit of Vashti Bunyan and Judee Sill, while its songs weave pure emotion into slightly off-kilter musical shapes.
A deeply personal and spiritually tinged folk masterpiece, ‘Maranatha’ is more than a record – it’s a rare artifact of a lost moment in music history. The prices on Discogs regularly topping GBP400.
Deluxe 180g reissue including original artwork.

Tracklist:
A1 Hey, Can You Come Out And Play
A2 One Last Alley
A3 Cle's Song
A4 Peter's Song (And He'll Probably Never Hear It)
A5 Vespers
A6 A Continent And A Million Miles Away
B1 Martha
B2 Where Have I Been
B3 Prefaced With Maybe
B4 Pink And Blue Dreams
B5 Group W Bench