NATURAL ACOUSTIC BAND Learning To Live LP RCA VICTOR 1972 UK orig+foc SF 8272
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NATURAL ACOUSTIC BAND

 An "Acid-Folk" group, who's most well-known lineup consisted

of Tom Hoy, Robin Thyne and Krysia Kocjan. 

They produced two albums "Learning To Live" (that was #1 in the Melody Maker folk charts) 

and "Branching In" in 1972, and also had a single in the same year . They split in 1974


"LEARNING TO LIVE"

Produced by Milton Okun

1972     LP     RCA VICTOR RECORDS       SF 8272

MADE IN ENGLAND    ORIGINAL PRESSING

Released in an unlaminated gatefold cover

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LABEL: RCA VICTOR -  ORANGE LABEL - B&W TEXT

Catalog on cover: (rear & spine) SF 8272   

Catalog on labels: SF 8272 (BGBS 0888) / sf 8272 (BGBS 0889)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): BGBS 0888-1E 

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): BGBS 0889-1E

On labels: 

rim text reads "Manufactured by RCA Limited, England from Master Recordings of RCA Records.

TM(S) ® Registered Marca(s) Registrada(s) used by auuthority of RCA Corporation...."

Produced by Milton Okun

All titles published by Nab Songs

? 1972

On back cover: Recorded at Advision Studios, London, February 1972

Printed in England by Clout & Baker

© RCA Limited

tracklisting

Side A: LEARNING TO LIVE - SOMETIMES I COULD BELIEVE IN YOU

SUBWAY CINDERELLA - FREE - TOM - FEBRUARY FEELING

Side B: MAYBE IT WAS THE SUNSHINE - MIDNIGHT STUDY

ALL I WANT IS YOUR LOVE - WAITING FOR THE RAIN - DYING BIRD - HIGH IN MY HEAD

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RECORD NEAR EX but (please, read above description) 

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The group played their first gig on 5 November 1969, at Alloa Working Men’s Club. Eventually, the press picked up 

on Kocjan’s vocal talent, and they were increasingly billed as the Natural Acoustic Band, featuring Krysia Kocjan. 

Occasionally, the group was augmented by a Chinese drummer and an Australian bass player, a truly 

international line-up. Their two albums for RCA Records, were both released in 1972; Learning To Live in May, 

and Branching In in October. Kocjan left in late 1972, and Thyne and Hoy continued to work with 

Joanna Carlin. She then left to pursue a solo career, and is now better known as Melanie Harrold.Thyne 

and Hoy continued as a duo, until the latter joined Magna Carta in 1975, initially 

as a sound engineer but eventually as a full-time member of the group...(AllMusic)





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