UK Pressings, Folk/Psych/Prog

**moecurlythanu** · 13-08-2007, 10:46 PM

OG in at least Ex/Ex condition. I might make an exception for a few titles. Not all are big ticket items either.

Atacama-same (Charisma, 1971)
Atacama-"Sun Burns Up Above" (Charisma, 1972)
Auld Triangle-same (Castle, 197?)
Balcanqual (197?)
Barnaby Rudge Band (1970)
Maria Barton-"Rainful Days" (Airship)
Batchelor's Gate-same (Airship, 1981)
Bella Donna (private 1971)
Belinda Bowler-"Turning point"
Bright Helmstones-???
Brindley Brae-"Village Music" (Harmony, 197?)
Brain Collectors-"Glune" (Meat, 197?)
Chris Britton-"As I Am" (Page One, 1969)
Buchanan (Page One, 1970)
Cair Paravel-"Some Other Morning" (Koala, 1976)
Celebrated Ratliffe Stout Band-"Songs And Tales From Greenwood Edge" (1975)
Courtyard Music Group-same (1974)
Davey & Morris-same (York, 1973)
Dogwatch-"Penfriend" (Bridge House, 1979)
Fairy's Moke-same (Deroy, 197?)
Faraway Folk-"Seasonal Man" (RA, 1975)
Finn MacCuill-same (Rel, 1976)
Finn MacCuill-"Sink Ye, Swim Ye" (Rel, 1977)
Frock-"Silkie" (Frock Music, 1978)
Groan With The Wind (1972)
Gygafo-"Legend Of The Kingfisher" (Holyground, 1992)
Havenstreet-"The End Of The Line" (Rissole, 1977)
Christie Hennessy-same (Westwood, 197?)
House On The Corner-same (1973)
Joe Soap-"Keep It Clean" (Polydor 1973)
Life After Life-same (Time Track 1985)
Mainframe-"Tenants Of The Latticework" (mc2, 198?)
Melton Constable-same (Private 197?)
Mirror-"Daybreak"
Nearly All Our Own (1973)
One Day-"New World" (1976)
Pacific Drift-"Feelin' Free" (Deram Nova, 1970)
Sam Parry-"If Sadness Could Sing" (Argo, 1972)
Pilgrim-same (1974)
Sandalwood-"Changeling" (SRT, 1971)
Sapphire (SRT)
Sky Story (197?)
Solid Air-"Take A Little Interest" (Banana, 1980)
Strange Stone-same (1977)
Targe (Agra, 1980)
Tennent Morrison-same (Polydor, 1972)
Waggy Stump-same (Murphy, 19??)
V.A.-"Demention Of Sound"

Mark

**john stapleton** · 14-08-2007, 12:02 AM

Shouldn't be hard to find the Atacamas online - I've seen the first one around recently, but didn't bother picking it up.

I think you'll be lucky to find a Cair Paravel though.

Did you see the one on ebay about three months ago?

**moecurlythanu** · 14-08-2007, 03:26 AM

Originally Posted by john stapleton

Shouldn't be hard to find the Atacamas online - I've seen the first one around recently, but didn't bother picking it up.

Yeah, there's 2 on netsounds. One is overpriced a bit for the condition, and the other is not in good enough condition.

Originally Posted by john stapleton

I think you'll be lucky to find a Cair Paravel though.

Did you see the one on ebay about three months ago?

Yeah, that's the 2nd one I've seen on the bay. Both went for long green, as you would expect.

**Rush-goalie** · 14-08-2007, 12:52 PM

I recognised ONE title from that list

**eric-adams** · 14-08-2007, 04:14 PM

Originally Posted by Rush-goalie

I recognised ONE title from that list

thats one more than me

**relkeel** · 14-08-2007, 05:32 PM

Phew I'm the font of all knowledge then I recognized two!

GYGAFO. seemed to be playing live in Leeds all the time circa '77,but was more interested in going to see The Electric Chairs,Lurkers, 999 or what ever punk outfit were in town that week

Havenstreet. Got 'End Of The Line' on a cdr,think Ive only listened to it once thought it was a bit dull tbh,might have another listen tonight.

**john stapleton** · 15-08-2007, 10:37 AM

Originally Posted by relkeel

Phew I'm the font of all knowledge then I recognized two!

I've got two!

Demention of Sound - classic early 80's bootleg of freakbeat/r'n'b 45s, done by the same people as the 'Chocolate Soup' LPs. First place I heard 'Crawdaddy Simone' and a bunch of others...

Faraway Folk - Great folky LP from Devon. There was a track on my last mix CD, as I recall...

**moecurlythanu** · 16-08-2007, 03:22 AM

Originally Posted by Rush-goalie

I recognised ONE title from that list

Damn...I was hoping some of you guys on here might have some of these stashed away in the closet, and wouldn't mind parting with them.

**moecurlythanu** · 16-08-2007, 03:34 AM

Originally Posted by relkeel

GYGAFO. seemed to be playing live in Leeds all the time circa '77,but was more interested in going to see The Electric Chairs,Lurkers, 999 or what ever punk outfit were in town that week

Yeah, they probably were. The LP was recorded in '73, but only released in 1992. More info here:

http://www.holyground.co.uk/gygafo/gyginfo.html

http://www.noddyspuncture.co.uk/phil.html

http://www.charliespeed.co.uk/cs_biog.htm

Originally Posted by relkeel

Havenstreet. Got 'End Of The Line' on a cdr,think Ive only listened to it once thought it was a bit dull tbh,might have another listen tonight.

Depends on what you like. I have it on mp3 CDaaargh!, and thought it was terrific. I'd very much like to score an OG.

**moecurlythanu** · 16-08-2007, 03:47 AM

Originally Posted by john stapleton

I've got two!

Demention of Sound - classic early 80's bootleg of freakbeat/r'n'b 45s, done by the same people as the 'Chocolate Soup' LPs. First place I heard 'Crawdaddy Simone' and a bunch of others...

Thanks for that info, as I didn't know much about it. Like many want lists, my list has been compiled over the years, not just from old sale lists but also from others' want lists. For instance, I had on my list an album called "Fortunes Of Pisces" by a "band" called Occultia. Supposedly Psych. Well, it turns out the label is called Occultia, and they released a "Fortunes Of..." LP for every sign of the zodiac, (I think,) and they are spoken word astrology LPs with some musical backing. Had I paid the asking price in the list I saw, I probably would have wanted to jump off a bridge. (Both Occultia and Demention were seen on a sale list with scanty info.) Nonetheless, this "Demention" LP will stay on the list, amended to a V.A. LP.

Originally Posted by john stapleton

Faraway Folk - Great folky LP from Devon. There was a track on my last mix CD, as I recall...

Yeah, I've got it on mp3 and it's quite good. Their "Crow On The Cradle" is a bit lame compared to the Show Of Hands version, though. It's one of my favorite songs.
These do turn up on ebay now and then.

**wallace** · 16-08-2007, 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by Rush-goalie

I recognised ONE title from that list

Fanks fer th' post.
We needs ter be remindit nou an' den thart thou be ignarunt.

**wallace** · 16-08-2007, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by moecurlythanu

. Well, it turns out the label is called Occultia, and they released a "Fortunes Of..." LP for every sign of the zodiac, (I think,) and they are spoken word astrology LPs with some musical backing. .

Wallace gorts th' Black Mass oan Occultia label.

**Slim Jim** · 16-08-2007, 06:02 PM

GYGAFO - Apparently the name comes from a particularly testy caretaker of the space where they were rehearsing: "Get Yer Gear And Fuck Off"!!

Like all Holyground releases, it fetches serious money.

**moecurlythanu** · 13-06-2009, 04:30 PM

Amended to remove those I've managed to track down, and a couple removed after more info found:

OG in at least Ex/Ex condition. I might make an exception for a few titles. Not all are big ticket items either.

Auld Triangle-same (Castle, 197?)
Balcanqual (197?)
Barnaby Rudge Band (1970)
Maria Barton-"Rainful Days" (Airship)
Batchelor's Gate-same (Airship, 1981)
Bella Donna (private 1971)

Bright Helmstones-???

Brain Collectors Of Glune (Meat, 197?)
Chris Britton-"As I Am" (Page One, 1969)
Buchanan (Page One, 1970)
Cair Paravel-"Some Other Morning" (Koala, 1976)
Celebrated Ratliffe Stout Band-"Songs And Tales From Greenwood Edge" (1975)
Courtyard Music Group-same (1974)
Davey & Morris-same (York, 1973)

Fairy's Moke-same (Deroy, 197?)
Faraway Folk-"Seasonal Man" (RA, 1975)
Finn MacCuill-same (Rel, 1976)
Finn MacCuill-"Sink Ye, Swim Ye" (Rel, 1977)
Frock-"Silkie" (Frock Music, 1978)
Groan With The Wind (1972)
Gygafo-"Legend Of The Kingfisher" (Holyground, 1992)
Havenstreet-"The End Of The Line" (Rissole, 1977)
Christie Hennessy-same (Westwood, 197?)
House On The Corner-same (1973)
Joe Soap-"Keep It Clean" (Polydor 1973)
Life After Life-same (Time Track 1985)

Melton Constable-same (Private 197?)
Mirror-"Daybreak"
Pupils Of Newquay School-"Nearly All Our Own Work" (1973)
One Day-"New World" (1976)

Sam Parry-"If Sadness Could Sing" (Argo, 1972)
Pilgrim-same (1974)
Sandalwood-"Changeling" (SRT, 1971)
Sapphire (SRT)

Strange Stone-same (1977)

Tennent Morrison-same (Polydor, 1972)
Waggy Stump-same (Murphy, 19??)

**highland cow** · 13-06-2009, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by moecurlythanu

Brain Collectors Of Glune (Meat, 197?)

I've still got this and still want rid of it.

Too creepy!

**moecurlythanu** · 13-06-2009, 06:35 PM

I was working on a list and stalled....I don't trade much, obviously.

Otherwise I can type up a list of LPs to the point where I stalled, but it'll be incomplete.

**smashingcheesegromit** · 23-09-2010, 05:11 PM

know of about 6 of them,i left the maria barton at a boot fair this year

was a bit marked tho.

**obscurevinyl** · 14-06-2011, 04:53 PM

Interesting lp's in that list,good luck finding copies of any of those.

**john stapleton** · 15-06-2011, 07:13 PM

I have a spare copy of Pattern.

**obscurevinyl** · 22-06-2011, 04:16 AM

Your welcome,The Order Of Orpheus is an excellent album.

**moecurlythanu** · 31-07-2011, 03:55 AM

Great news for the whole world!

I've managed to scratch 2 more off the wantlist:

Auld Triangle-same (Castle, 197?)
Life After Life-same (Time Track 1985)

Of course, a couple more have been added lately. I won't bore you with those.

**moecurlythanu** · 31-07-2011, 03:56 AM

Originally Posted by highland cow

I've still got this and still want rid of it.

Too creepy!

Still got it? If so, I'll try to work up a list for you.

**moecurlythanu** · 31-07-2011, 04:01 AM

Originally Posted by keblokr

Courtyard Music Group (1974)
Killy Country (1973)

I got the KC album on an expensive CDR from one of the band, (I think.) He had also made up CDRs of CMG, but had sold out. I assume they were limited editions, as he didn't offer to burn me another copy.

Emilon (1968)
Grapes of Rathe - Glory (1969)
The Order Of Orpheus (1977)
Winterwood - Winterwood (197?)

I haven't even heard of any of these. What can anybody tell me about them? Even styles, such as Folk, Prog or Psych would be helpful.

**moecurlythanu** · 31-07-2011, 04:03 AM

Kathy & Joe Allison - Old Stone Singers (1971)

Not familiar with this one either. Anyone?

**moecurlythanu** · 31-07-2011, 04:24 AM

Pig Rider is an acetate with only one known copy, if I'm not mistaken.

**vincry** · 31-07-2011, 02:56 PM

Originally Posted by moecurlythanu

I got the KC album on an expensive CDR from one of the band, (I think.) He had also made up CDRs of CMG, but had sold out. I assume they were limited editions, as he didn't offer to burn me another copy.

Emilon (1968)
Grapes of Rathe - Glory (1969)
The Order Of Orpheus (1977)
Winterwood - Winterwood (197?)

I haven't even heard of any of these. What can anybody tell me about them? Even styles, such as Folk, Prog or Psych would be helpful.

Emilon has been described as an obscur psychedelic album in Fuzz Acid & Flowers.

Samples of Grapes of Rathe available here:
http://www.thestrangeexperienceofmus...-47718195.html

Review of Order of Orpheus on RYM.

**vincry** · 31-07-2011, 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by moecurlythanu

Kathy & Joe Allison - Old Stone Singers (1971)

Not familiar with this one either. Anyone?

A rather average country/folk lp with male and female vocals. Nothing special.

**moecurlythanu** · 31-07-2011, 05:21 PM

Originally Posted by vincry

Emilon has been described as an obscur psychedelic album in Fuzz Acid & Flowers.

Samples of Grapes of Rathe available here:
http://www.thestrangeexperienceofmus...-47718195.html

Review of Order of Orpheus on RYM.

Thanks. I couldn't find a listing for Emilon in FA&FR.

I take it that all of these bands are American?

**vincry** · 01-08-2011, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by moecurlythanu

I take it that all of these bands are American?

Yes.

**IAN** · 02-08-2011, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by keblokr

In case you're interested, the "Wyndrush" Lp, just got a cdr of...it's quite good with a long list folky tracks v/a....

What tracks did you like on it?

I had a the LP but thought there was only one half decent track on it (Take Me Down), so I got rid of it. Can't understand why it goes for so much - probably just the 'Pokora' hype... people buying it who've never heard it?