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Tea & Symphony - The English Baroque Sound 1968-1974 Compilation

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Tea & Symphony - The English Baroque Sound 1968-1974

Compilation

When psychedelia had run it's course in Britain at the end of the 60s, the predominant trend was to get hairier and heavier and more long-winded. Many musicians, however, were still hung up on the trappings of psychedelia's home-grown strain, having found a musical home in it's mournful evocations of Victoriana, it's village green gentility and it's nods to the pleasures of suburbia. They wanted to carry on using woodwinds, cellos and melancholic melodies. As the advent of the singer-songwriter offered another possible avenue for these refuseniks, a new brand of pop was discernible - the English Baroque sound. First compiled by writer and Saint Etienne member Bob Stanley 15 years ago, the original "Tea And Symphony" CD now sells for between £50 and £100. This new and improved edition will be the first time the title has ever appeared on vinyl and features several tracks that haven't been reissued before; Lora Findlay's distinctive artwork has similarly been given a fresh lick of paint. A definitive collection of English Baroque, this compilation includes familiar classics like Colin Blunstone's Say 'You Don't Mind' and Honeybus' 'I Can't Let Maggie Go', as well Vigrass and Osborne's original recording of the Justin Hayward hit 'Forever Autumn' and master of the observational, homespun pop Clifford T Ward's 'Coathanger'. In-demand rarities include Jon Plum's gothic tale 'Alice', Mike Batt's exquisite 'Fading Yellow' and Bombadil's 'When The City Sleeps', a rare Barclay James Harvest spin-off single. To the delight of people who thought the mine of great 60s and 70s 45s had been exhausted, previously undiscovered gems by the likes of Matthew Bones (the Kinks-like parlour piece 'Two Sugars'), Erasmus Chorum (the epic 'Mary Jane') and Les Payne continue to be unearthed. Here are more than 20 of baroque pop's finest moments. Make yourself a pot of tea, find yourself a comfy armchair, place a ginger cat on your lap and sit back. Compiled and annotated by Bob Stanley.

THE ENGLISH BAROQUE SOUND 1968-1974

Mediji	Mūzika CD (Kompaktdisks)
Disku skaits	1
Izlaists	2020. gada 31. janvāris
Oriģinālā izdošanas datums	1974
EAN/UPC	0029667096928
Izdevniecība	ACE RECORDS CDCHD1562
Žanrs	Rock Rock / Pop
Izmēri	125 × 140 × 10 mm · 100 g (Svars (aptuveni))

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1. Pictures - Ray Brooks
2. I Can't Let Maggie Go - the Honeybus
3. Off to Find a New Land - Lea Nixon
4. Alice - Jon Plum
5. When the City Sleeps - Bombadil
6. Fading Yellow - Mike Batt
7. Say You Don't Mind - Colin Blunstone
8. The Seventh Hour - Gordon Waller
9. Mary Jane - Erasmus Chorum
10. Shapes and Shadows - Tandem
11. Please Believe Me - Nirvana
12. Forever Autumn - Vigrass & Osborne
13. Oh Girl - Richard Henry
14. Very Well - Les Payne
15. You're Lovely - Sunchariot
16. Pollution Song - Mike Sedgwick
17. Epitaph (When Times Were Good) - Bill Kenwright
18. Coathanger - Clifford T Ward
19. The Race - Christopher
20. Closing My Eyes - David Mcivor
21. Lifetime - the Bliss
22. Two Sugars - Matthew Bones