BRIAN AUGER+JULIE DRISCOLL+TRINITY Streetnoise 2LP ATCO 1969US orig+foc SD 2-701
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JULIE DRISCOLL, BRIAN AUGER & THE TRINITY

   CLIVE 'TOLI' THACKER, JULIE 'JOOLS' DRISCOLL, BRIAN 'AUGE' AUGER, DAVID 'LOBS' AMBROSE

Andy Clark (vocals, keyboards, percussion, flute, saxophone, rhythm guitar) 

Brian Auger, a highly respected jazz rock organist since the 60s.

The final collaboration between singer Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger's Trinity was Streetnoise in 1969, 

an association that had begun in 1966 with Steampacket, a band that also featured 

Rod Stewart and Long John Baldry. 

As a parting of the ways, however, it was to be Trinity's finest moment


"STREETNOISE"

Produced by Giorgio 'Rubbishenko' Gomelsky

1969    2LP     ATCO RECORDS      SD 2-701

PRINTED IN U.S.A.      ORIGINAL PRESSING

GATEFOLD COVER + COMPANY INNER SLEEVES

THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)

This version: on labels and cover the Atco 'Broadway' address. Terre Haute Pressing (CTH).

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LABEL: ATCO -  YELLOW LABEL w/MULTICOLOUR LOGO - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (front & spine & inside left panel) SD 2-701

Catalog on labels: 

DISC ONE: SD 2-701 A (ST-C-691561) / SD 2-701 A (ST-C-691562CTH)

DISC TWO: SD 2-701 B (ST-C-691563) / SD 2-701 B (ST-C-691564CTH)

DISC ONE Matrix / Runout: (Side A, Etched): o T ST-C-691561-1CTH sƒ

(Side B, Etched): o T ST-C-691562-1CTH sƒ

DISC TWO Matrix / Runout: (Side C, Etched): o T ST-C-691563-1CTH sƒ

(Side D, Etched): o T ST-C-691564-1 CTH sƒ

On labels: 

rim text reads "Mfg. by Atlantic Recording Corp., 1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y."

.On inside cover: Arrangements by all

Recorded at Advision Studios, 83 New Bond Street, London, England

Produced by Giorgio 'Rubbishenko' Gomelsky

©1969 Atlantic Recording Corporation   Printed in U.S.A.

tracklisting

Side A: How good it would be to feel free....

TROPIC OF CAPRICORN - CZECHOSLOVAKIA - TAKE ME TO THE WATER - A WORD ABOUT COLOUR


Side 2: Kiss him quick, he has to part....
LIGHT MY FIRE - INDIAN ROPE MAN - WHEN I WAS A YOUNG GIRL - FRESH FAILURES
Side 3: Looking in the eye of the world....
ELLIS ISLAND - IN SEARCH OF THE SUN - FINALLY FOUND YOU OUT - LOOKING IN THE EYE OF THE WORLD
Side 4: Save the country....
VAUXHALL TO LAMBETH BRIDGE - ALL BLUES - I'VE GOT LIFE - SAVE THE COUNTRY
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A double album featuring 16 tracks, more than half with vocals by Driscoll, 

the rest absolutely burning instrumentals by Trinity. 

(Auger on keyboards and vocals, Driscoll on acoustic guitar, Clive Thacker on drums, and Dave Ambrose on bass and guitars.) 

"Tropic of Capricorn," an instrumental Auger original, kicks off in high gear. 

It's a knotty prog rock number that contains elements of Memphis R&B. it sounds better than it reads;

 it twists and turns around a minor key figure that explodes into solid, funky grit with Thacker double timing the band. 

Driscoll enters next with "Czechoslovakia," a wide-open modal tune that hints at the kinds of music 

she would explore in the very near future on her debut 1969 and later, with future husband Keith Tippett...(AllMusic)


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