TALES OF JUSTINE Petals From A Sunflower 1967-69 LP TENTH PLANET UK orig+Ltd
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TALES OF JUSTINE DAVID DALTREY, PAUL MYERSON, BRUCE HURFORD, PAUL LOCKE
The roots of this band lay in an outfit called The Court Jesters, who were formed in the wake of the British beat boom by a group of friends at Mount Grace School in Potter's Bar, Hertfordshire. By the end of 1966, they were galvanised by the new drug inspired sounds from the States and, after various personnel changes, changed their name to Tales Of Justine. Now one of the first wave of authentic English psychedelic groups they became a regular attraction at Happening 44 and The Electric Garden, which later became The Middle Earth Club
"PETALS FROM A SUNFLOWER"
1997 LP TENTH PLANET RECORDS TP034
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL COPY
LIMITED and HAND-NUMBERED EDITION OF 1000. This one is No. 590
GATEFOLD SLEEVE
This version: The group's single, and numerous unreleased tracks from 1967-1969,
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LABEL: TENTH PLANET - BLACK/WHITE LABEL - BLACK TEXT (side A only)
Catalog on cover: TP034 Catalog on labels: TP 034 (Side A only)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): TP 034 A-1 TIM FOR P.M. Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): TP 034 B1 ANDREW FOR A.M.
On labels: ? & © 1997 on side A only (on the label the release year appears at 9 o'clock)
On inside cover: Liner notes by David Wells June 1997
On back cover: All tracks written by David Daltrey except "Evil Woman" (David Daltrey/Paul Myerson) Published by Southern Music Produced by Tim Rice, arranged by Andrew lloyd Webber and David Daltrey Licensed from EMI Special Markets and David Daltrey This release © Tenth Planet, 1997 Limited edition of 1000 copies: this is No 590
tracklisting Side A: ALBERT (A PET SUNFLOWER) - MONDAY MORNING SUNDAY SCHOOL - EVIL WOMAN - OBSOLETE INCIDENT MUSIC TO WATCH US BY - SITTING ON A BLUNESTONE Side B: SO HAPPY - MORPHEUS - AURORA SOMTHING SPECIAL - PATHWAY - SATURN JUPITER - SO MUCH LOVE TO GIVE YOU grading RECORD EX but (please, read above description) SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
One of their managers, Martin Wilcox drew them to EMI employee Tim Rice's attention and he arranged for them to record at EMI's Abbey Road studios. Prior to this, they made an impromptu appearance on stage at the International Love-in at Alexandria Palace (which was pretty much a repeat of the Fourteen Hour Technicolour Dream, which had taken place at the same venue three months earlier), when Pink Floyd's set ended prematurely as Syd Barrett was barely functioning. Three days later they entered EMI's studios for a recording test. They put down five cuts: the inconsequential lightweight pop Albert (A Pet Sunflower), three more idiosyncratic numbers Sunday School, Music To Watch Us By and Obselete Incident with suitably surreal lyrical observations, but it's the organ-driven Evil Woman which really catches the ears...(AllMusic)
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