Recorded in May and October 1972 for BBC Radio 1 by DJ Bob Harris, these sessions may be all that remain of this seminal acid folk band's elusive third album! Featuring songs not heard on either one of their LPs—1969's self-titled debut and 1970's Full Circle, both on Harvest—it is speculated that many of these songs would have appeared on their imminent third album had they not been suddenly dropped from their label (due to low sales and rapidly changing musical tastes). By 1972 Dez Allenby had left the band, leaving brothers Adrian & Martin Welham as the only remaining members, although Dave Panton (viola, sax) and Dave Stubbs (bass) were brought in for their live performances. By this time, particularly on tracks like "Everyday Laugh", the Welham brothers were moving more into avant-rock territory and one can only speculate on where they could have gone from here. All songs by Welham & Welham except a version of Ray Charles' 1958 hit "Leave My Woman Alone".
Track list - SIDE A: 1. You Could Have Been A Gypsy 2. Leftover Wright 3. Everyday Laugh SIDE B: 1. What Happened To You? 2. Leave My Woman Alone 3. Regarding 4. Love's Memory Gone 5. Turning Of The Day
