The Strawbs: Of A Time
Of A Time
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- Label: Witchwood, 1971-73
- Erscheinungstermin: 9.7.2012
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Dave Cousins has lovingly recreated the original version of the first A&M Strawbs album which was presented to A&M but rejected.
Dave says:
The album falls in between 'All our own work' - Sandy Denny and the Strawbs' and 'Strawbs'. We made our first single 'Oh how she changed'/'Or am I dreaming' which persuaded A&M to sign us the first British band on the label. By that time Sandy Denny had already left the group.
Gus Dudgeon (producer) selected the best tracks from 'All our own work' and had Tony Visconti orchestrate them. Gus did not plan on having the first single on the album. I have Gus's original track listing in his own handwriting.
A&M rejected the orchestral tracks as they thought we were a rock / folk band, not the Bee Gees! In the meantime Simon and Garfunkel had released 'Bookends' with speech bands, which was exactly what we were planning for our album. The album was abandoned.
I have now recreated it from the original tapes with speech bands and bonus tracks.
(strawbsweb. co. uk)
Dave says:
The album falls in between 'All our own work' - Sandy Denny and the Strawbs' and 'Strawbs'. We made our first single 'Oh how she changed'/'Or am I dreaming' which persuaded A&M to sign us the first British band on the label. By that time Sandy Denny had already left the group.
Gus Dudgeon (producer) selected the best tracks from 'All our own work' and had Tony Visconti orchestrate them. Gus did not plan on having the first single on the album. I have Gus's original track listing in his own handwriting.
A&M rejected the orchestral tracks as they thought we were a rock / folk band, not the Bee Gees! In the meantime Simon and Garfunkel had released 'Bookends' with speech bands, which was exactly what we were planning for our album. The album was abandoned.
I have now recreated it from the original tapes with speech bands and bonus tracks.
(strawbsweb. co. uk)
- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Where is this dream of your youth
- 2 Poor Jimmy Wilson
- 3 Just the same in every way
- 4 Tell me what you see in me
- 5 Stay awhile with me
- 6 The man who called himself Jesus
- 7 And you need me
- 8 All the little ladies
- 9 Ah me, ah my
- 10 And you need me (reprise)/ Josephine, for better or for worse
- 11 Whichever way the wind blows
- 12 Sweetling
- 13 All I need is you
- 14 How everyone but Sam was a hypocrite
- 15 Oh, how she changed
- 16 Or am I dreaming
- 17 The man who called himself Jesus
- 18 Whichever way the wind blows (alt vocals)
- 19 And you need me (alt vocals)
- 20 Just the same in every way (alt vocals)
- 21 Poor old man (read by Tom Browne) (outtake)
- 22 The man who called himself Jesus (Richard Wilson interview)(outtake)
- 23 Ed Sullivan (Tony Visconti impersonation)(outtake)
- 24 Young again (unrel.alt.version)
