gravy train: second birth (LP)

gravy train
second birth (LP)
sku: BLB4872

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Information

Format: LP
Label: Blue Butterfly
Genre: Progressive

180 gram vinyl
gatefold sleeve
original artwork

Formed in Lancashire in 1969, Gravy Train was fronted by guitarist and vocalist Norman Barratt, along with J.D. Hughes on keyboards, flute and saxophones, Les Williams on bass and Barry Davenport on drums. The band first came to public attention when they signed to Vertigo Records in 1970. Gravy Train recorded two classic Progressive Rock albums for the label before signing with Pye Records’ Progressive label, Dawn in 1973.

“Second Birth” was the band’s first album for Dawn Records, by which time Gravy Train had added guitarist Ross Caldwell to their ranks. Issued in 1973, the album was a fine collection of Progressive Rock music that took in influences from bands such as Jethro Tull, Roland Kirk et al.

Track Listing

A1 Morning Coming
A2 Peter
A3 September Morning News
A4 Motorway
B1 Fields And Factories
B2 Strength Of A Dream
B3 Tolpuddle Episode
B4 Second Birth