One of the least known and most underrated folk-progressive albums from Britain! Fronted by noted folk guitarist Andy Roberts (ex-Liverpool Scene) and organist Bob Sargeant (ex-Junco Partners) the band released his eponymous album in January 1971 on B'n'C label - home of Atomic Rooster, Steeleye Span, Ginhouse and Hannibal.
This quite varied, nicely arranged and very often simply stunning album contained plenty of interesting folk (or even country rock) ideas mixed with classic, progressive sounds - with changing moods, atmospheric instrumental piano/organ/mellotron passages, fine guitar leads and very complex and slightly jazzy rhythm section.
Tracks
1. Trouble At The Mill - 3:26
2. Sad - 7:02
3. Midnight Shift - 2:05
4. Don't Get Me Wrong - 4:27
5. Sitting On A Rock - 3:04
6. Too Much A Loser - 5:56
7. Radio Lady - 3:17
8. This Way Up - 5:20
9. Trio - 4:56
10.Too Much A Loser - 6:04
Tracks 9-10 unreleased bonus tracks from the BBC sessions
Everyone
*Andy Roberts - Vocals, Acoustic, Electric Guitars, Slide Guitar, Violin
*Bob Sargeant - Vocals, Organ, Piano, Mellotron,
*Acoustic Guitar, Vibes, Harmonica
*Dave Richards - Vocals, Bass, Organ
*John Pearson - Drums, Percussion
Special Guest
*John Porter - Electric Guitar
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13 comments:
as rare as rocking horse shit! Many thanks, Marios.
This album is a killer gem.As I said before,you have a great taste for good music.Extra thanks for this album.Cheers...
Miraculous share, Marios! Thank you!
Unknown to me. Thanks a lot...
very tempting...
many thanks!
I have listened to a couple of Andy Roberts' albums, but never to this one (I know that this is not a Andy Roberts' solo album tought).
Very pleasant album. Thanks Marios !!
Thanks Marios!
I wait Good God[1972]!
Rare!....but,alas,Rotten!
Hi Marios... here is another one, for Everyone...
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Thank you Marios!
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