:doh: Ah, so "Surrealistic Pillow" is the album title, not the band name. So not an offshoot of Fat Mattress then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
:doh: Ah, so "Surrealistic Pillow" is the album title, not the band name. So not an offshoot of Fat Mattress then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Taking me back to when I was 18.
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Been out all day but now back to the St’s…
Staves, The Dead & Born & Gone (2012)
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Debut from the then 3 sisters from Watford, with their indie folk harmonies. Pleasant enough, but I can’t have been that bowled over as I haven’t got any of their subsequent albums.
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That, and 'Live Dates', are fine Wishbone Ash recordings. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
Now this is proper folk music…. My Mum & Dad always had these playing when I was a kid. Two Magicians was my favourite, sadly not on this compilation but I do have it on a vinyl album somewhere I think.
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:lol: I know what you mean. In some cases it's not obvious from looking at the cover, or the spine or even on the CD or LP. There have been a few mis-filings in my collection because of that. :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I should get round to buying 'Live Dates' - I see it as album art good enough to go on my 'music room' wall, with a free record thrown in :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
They weren't a bad group. A rival to Fairport Convention, who IMHO were better, that is until Dave Sawbrick joined and tended to dominate the group and influence its direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
I saw Maddy Prior duet with June Tabor when they were the 'Silly Sisters'. Sadly I was not impressed.
I used to have a few of their albums, and they were a great live band. I still have my 1972 copy of Argus, although its been well played.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry