LP Andwellas Dream Love & Poetry (re) Absinthe Records ARLP 508 - Mint/MINT
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LP Andwellas Dream Love & Poetry (re) Absinthe Records ARLP 508 - Mint/MINT

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LP ANDWELLAS DREAM

Love & poetry

 

Country of release: France, 2017

Original released: 1969

Label: Absinthe

Catalogue number: ARLP 512

Barcode: -

Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / No

 

 

 Condition Record: Mint (Unplayed)

Condition cover: MINT

 

 

 

Tracks Side 1:

1 The days grew longer for love (3:52)

2. Sunday (3:12)

3. lost A number, found A King (6:00)

4. man without A name (2:39)

5. clockwork man (2:39)

6 cocaine (4:57)

7 Mr. Sunshine (3:15) (Bonus Track)


 

Tracks Side 2:

1. shades of grey (3:35)

2. high on A mountain (2:30)

3. Andwella (3:14)

4. Midday sun (3:39)

5. take my road (3:21)

6 Felix (4:18)

7 Goodbye (2:25)

8 Mrs. You (3:23) (Bonus Track)

 

Lists at YouTube:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=AkL4Zm53o0s

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=cdC_UADjMuA

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=RDmvIbvnLng

 

  Although Andwella's dream were a versatile psychedelic group, they were nonetheless generic no matter what angle they were taking. On love & poetry, you get sustained guitar that walks the line between freakbeat and heaviness, some swirling organ and husky vocals that betray the influence of traffic and Procol Harum, pastoral acoustic folky tunes in the Donovan style, airy-fairy dabs of phased guitars and storybook lyrics, etc. Eclecticism is to be commended, and since late-' 60s British psychedelia is interesting genre in and of itself, generic music in the sub genre is more interesting than some other generic music in other styles. Still, generic music is generic music, and being able to do a bunch of different things in to unexceptional manner does not make you exceptional. The fairly tuneful folk-rocker "Midday Sun" is the best cut; It's so interesting to hear a song about "Cocaine" in 1969, before the drug what too well known even in the counterculture. (Richie Unterberger / allmusic.com)

Dave Lewis - guitar, piano, organ, vocals
Nigel Smith - bass, vocals
Gordon Barton - drums, Chinese balls, Tam Tam, flute, Finger Cymbals, dry leaves
&
Bob Downes - Chinese bamboo flute

     

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Format Album Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Sub-Genre Psychedelic Rock EAN Nicht zutreffend Sampler Nein Genre Rock Produkttyp Vinylschallplatte Herstellungsland und -region Frankreich Erscheinungsjahr 1969 / 2017


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