After the fire...Unknown Suffolk Fair 1982

Just one more of my monochromes of the bygone age of East Anglian Fairs.

Aftermath of beer tent burning down (see below).

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MRS. MAN - Andwellas Dream

Not a single I particular care for, but certainly a significatnt one, as it contains a non album release, Mrs Man, and is the rarest of their three single releases. Their album 'Love & Poetry' is considered a psychedelic great. Mrs Man is anything but psychedelic, instead more a country, laid-back effort. I include it here for interest only.

Released 29th August 1969.

Gentle Influence - 'Captain Reale'

This Oxford band produced just 2 singles, both with worthy B sides, strong vocals, big sound. This is their second release of 1969.

Henry Tudor (1967)

One more for tonight.

'Another Name for Nowhere' by Henry Tudor. Release date: 24th February 1967. I know absolutely nothing about this group other than the track is a Decca pre-release, and both tracks are attributed to 'jontony'.

Est-ce Que Je Suis

Ex Soft Machine (Australian) Daevid Allen's first venture with French-based Gong of 1969, recorded, and released in France only, on BYG.

Not for the faint-hearted.

APPLE - Buffalo Billycan

Probably England's foremost psychedelic band. No introduction needed.

A demonstration copy 18th October 1968.

Definitely back on tap!

Although this lot went up in flames circa 1982...another East Anglian fair.

Music links gradually back on tap!

I have begun the laborious task putting back missing music files to all old posts. This might take up to a week. I will begin posting new material shortly too.

Another monochrome, East Anglia 1981?