Two years after their brilliant popsike debut, 1967's We Are Ever So Clean, Blossom Toes unleashed this extraordinary fusion of acid rock and prog, emphasisng how far they'd come since 'the summer of love'.Brian Godding and Jim Cregan are the artists behind the Blossom Toes’ splendid second album. Their sound has changed a bit since their first album – their compositions are more mature and a more direct California psych influence can be felt, with intricate guitar passages and a disjointed sound worthy of Captain Beefheart. Their instrumental approach is also more decisive and the lyrics reflect the state of social turbulence synonymous with the late sixties. This band deserves more recognition, given their originality, and is a shining example of British psych. Released July 1969 on Marmalade (608010). The album has gone on to become a major cult favourite.
Personnel:
Brian Belshaw - Bass, Vocals Jim Cregan - Guitars, Vocals
Brian Godding - Guitar, Piano, Organ, Vocals
Barry Reeves - Drums, Percussion
Poli Palmer - Drums on Peace Loving Man
Sean Phillips - Acoustic 12 string guitar & Sitar on Just Above my Hobby Horse’s Head
Tracks:
1. Peace Loving Man
2. Kiss of Confusion
3. Listen to The Silence
4. Love Bomb
5. Billy Boe the Gunman
6. Indian Summer
7. Just Above My Hobby Horse's Head
8. Wait A Minute
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1. Peace Loving Man
2. Kiss of Confusion
3. Listen to The Silence
4. Love Bomb
5. Billy Boe the Gunman
6. Indian Summer
7. Just Above My Hobby Horse's Head
8. Wait A Minute
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Thank you so much for this great blog, Mad Hatter. I found some of my favourite records here - and lots of new wonderful stuff. I will check for new posts regularly now...
And I have a recommend for you:
http://twistedperceptions.blogspot.com/2008/01/orient-express-orient-express.html
I would be very happy if you could find "Sitar Beat" by Big Jim Sullivan. It seems to me that this album is quite rare.
Greetings from Germany!
Thanks for the tip Albert! Fantastic, Orient Express. I'm listening right now! Groovy!!!
I'll look for the Big Jim Sullivan-album.
Cheers
Hello, you'll find some blossom toes rarities at my blog : http://cozmicplace.blogspot.com/
one of the best.
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