'If The Amazing Blondel were the voice of medieval England, then this trio can claim to be the poems of Thomas Hardy set to music, a spiritual evocation of a rural idyll that always had its dark side' - Galactic Ramble
Legendary UK psych-folk trio
Unreleased second album from 1971
Finally back on CD
Explanatory liner notes
This legendary folk trio originally formed in Gloucestershire, England in 1967. Having been spotted by the actor Richard Todd, they signed to impresario Larry Pages Nepentha label and released their classic debut album, And I Turned As I Had Turned As A Boy, in May 1971. It was well-received, and a follow-up was recorded later that year, entitled Room For Thought. Despite being a fine folk-rock collection and having finished artwork, it went unreleased at the time, and makes its long-awaited return here.
Track Listing
1. To Need Her
2. Status In Maryland
3. Mr. Rip Van Winkle
4. The Planters Cottage
5. Running On Down The Road
6. Empty Hallways
7. Grey Lady Morning
8. Missing The Head
9. Mr. Time
10. Sandalwood Sailors
11. Scarlet Lady
12. But Maybe Not
