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Bill Cooley and Alan Munson were two friends in Santa Barbara, California, living their early twenties writing folk- rock songs for their pleasure. That was 1972, and they decided to put these songs into studio, autoproduce the album and press a tiny quantity of 500 pieces hoping it could help getting a contract with a major company. Mental Health Programs In South Africa on this page. Highgrow Grow Room Converter. This never happened, and as you would have guessed, this fact helped to make their sole album, ' In Debt', a major collectable item with the folk- rock and psychedelic rock listeners and collectors.