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Sunday, September 11, 2022

The Vipers: Outta The Nest! 1984

 

The Vipers were an obscure '80s band that was transfixed with '60s garage/proto-punk, often drawing


comparisons to such similarly styled outfits as the Chesterfield Kings, the Cynics, and the Lyres. Although the band received some favorable press and reviews during their tenure together, the Vipers failed to break through to a larger audience. Over a nine year period (between 1984 and 1993), the Vipers issued such albums as Outta the Nest, How About Somemore?, Not So Pretty...Not So New, Nest in Peace, and Venom. The Vipers' debut was reissued in 2000 via the Cavestomp label, which added several previously unreleased bonus tracks to the mix.
                  


"The Vipers set themselves apart with superior songwriting chops and a melodic, harmony-based sound that was closer to the Knickerbockers and the Turtles than the Seeds or the Music Machine. While other bands got by on attitude and bluster, the Vipers used finesse, a quality that served them particularly well on Outta the Nest!” - Mike Stax, Ugly Things Magazine.
                                 

That’s what the Vipers deliver with their passport debut, “Outta The Nest!”. Call it “psychedelic”,

“garage”, “Beatle-esque” or anything you like, but one thing is for sure: these guys can write, sing and play with the best of them. You can bet your Beatle boots that this band is going to be around for a long time to come, regardless how you label them. They combine the feel of yesterday with the freshness of today to create a monster of a sound for hipsters of all ages, and it’s a sound that is all Vipers.
                            

The Vipers first came to prominence with a demo version of the trippy “Nothing’s From Today” on

Bomp/Voxx Records’ Battle of the Garage Bands, Vol. II. The worldwide response was overwhelming. It was the first sign of Vipermania, and the boys went straight back to the Nest (their cryptic rehearsal room) and laid down two more 4-tracks for Midnight International Records. The resulting single, “Never Alone” b/w “(You Left Your) Hold On Me”, was vintage Vipers and helped to solidify the band’s growing reputation as the best new group around.
                                         

They went into a “real studio” in July of 1984 to lay down some serious wax. The results are in your hands and I think you’ll agree: It was worth the wait! The Vipers deliver on all the hopes and

expectations held out for them, and with a vengeance! “Outta The Nest!” has it all: the dripping psychedelia of “Now I Remember” and “Medication”, cryptic cave stompers like “Surprise, Surprise” and “We’re Outta Here”, the pure pop of “Tears” and “Cheated and Lied” (these guys sure can write great melodies!), and finally, primitive rockers like “Borrowed Time” and “Ain’t Nothin’ Like Her”. – Bob Chich October 1984
                                    

Opener "Nothing's From Today" nails that balance, sounding like something you'd find on a

compilation of obscure off-label psychedelic singles, yet with a jangly shimmer that fit in with the 80s college radio vibe. "Now I Remember" ups the proto-punk gnarl a bit without losing the pop hooks. A few songs, like "Tellin' Those Lies" and the Byrdsy "Tears (Only Dry)" sound more like pre-Murmur R.E.M. covering some overlooked Nuggets tunes; elsewhere, you've got frenetically upbeat party songs, like the Troggs-like "We're Outta Here" and buzzsaw Sonics raver "Ain't Nothin' Like Her."
                              


The ringer here is a faithful cover of the Standells' "Medication," with its hypnotic organ drone and bass riff; and, sure, it's a fail-safe garage rock classic, and they have the good sense not to fuck around with it other than to give it a (slightly) updated sound, but it's still a stunner.
                                                  


THE VIPERS - OUTTA THE NEST!
Label: Lolita – 5040
Format:    Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: France
Released: 1984
Genre: Rock
Style: Garage Rock

SIDE  A.

                        


A1. Nothing's From Today   2:25
A2. Now I Remember    3:30
A3. Cheated And Lied    2:23
A4. Dark As My Day    2:46
A5. Tellin' Those Lies    2:11
A6. Medication  (Written-By – DiTosti, Alton)   4:46

SIDE  B.

                                  


B1. Surprise, Surprise    1:58
B2. Tears (Only Dry)    2:56
B3. Ain't Nothin' Like Her  (Lead Vocals – Graham May)   1:45
B4. Borrowed Time    2:40
B5. Not To Be In Love    2:15
B6. We're Outta Here    2:37

Bass, Vocals – Graham May
Drums, Percussion, Harpsichord – Patrick Allen Brown   
Guitar, Bongos, Vocals – Paul Monroe Martin
Guitar, Keyboards, Harmonica, Vocals – David Andrew Mann
Lead Vocals – Jonithan Adam Weiss
Producer – Bob Chich, Ivan Kral (tracks: A4, A6, B2), Nadroj Wolrat, The Vipers
Written-By – The Vipers
Engineer – Bill Titus

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Saturday, September 10, 2022

Dio: Dio Great Box (4 CD Set) 1991

 

Ronald James Padavona (July 10, 1942 – May 16, 2010), known professionally as Ronnie James Dio, was an American heavy metal singer and songwriter. He fronted or founded numerous groups throughout his career, including Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Dio and Heaven & Hell. Dio


is regarded as one of the greatest and most influential heavy metal vocalists of all time. He is known for popularizing the "devil horns" hand gesture in metal culture and his medieval-themed song lyrics. According to a version provided by the singer himself, the act derives directly from the classic Italian apotropaic gesture, which his grandmother often displayed. Dio had a powerful, versatile vocal range and was capable of singing both hard rock and lighter ballads.
                             

For a brief spell during the mid-'80s, the heavy metal quintet Dio were one of the top U.S. concert attractions, boasting one of the most over the top stage acts of its time loaded with props and special effects (lasers, explosions, a giant dragon, etc.). The group's leader was singer Ronnie James Dio, who had previously become acquainted with the metal masses as the frontman of Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow from 1975-1978 and Black Sabbath from 1979-1982. Come the early '80s, Ronnie James was

ready to finally head out on his own, forming Dio and recruiting a stellar backing band, consisting of a few former bandmembers, ex-Rainbow bassist Jimmy Bain and ex-Black Sabbath drummer Vinny Appice (Carmine Appice's brother), in addition to ex-Sweet Savage guitar shredder Vivian Campbell. Lyrically, the group would retain the same subject matter that Ronnie James specialized in with his previous outfits (dungeons and dragons, swords and sorcery, damsels in distress, etc.), but musically, Dio were more melodically based than Rainbow or Sabbath. The group scored a hit right off the bat with its 1983 debut release, Holy Diver, which spawned such popular MTV videos as "Rainbow in the Dark," as well as its title track.
                             

Wanting to continue together as a band, Dio and Appice formed the eponymous heavy metal band Dio in 1982. Vivian Campbell played guitar and Jimmy Bain played bass, the latter of whom Dio had

known since his time with Rainbow. Their 1983 debut album, Holy Diver, included the hit singles "Rainbow in the Dark" and "Holy Diver", which have remained the band's signature songs.
Dio was awarded the "Metal Guru Award" by Classic Rock Magazine in 2006. He was also named the "Best Metal Singer" at the Revolver Golden Gods Awards in 2010 and ranked as the genre's best vocalist in 2013 by music journalist Sacha Jenkins.
                      

For their sophomore effort, 1984's The Last in Line, the band expanded its lineup to include keyboardist Claude Schnell, as the album would become the biggest hit of Dio's career (on the strength of another MTV-approved video, for the album's anthemic title track) and the group became an arena headliner. Although Dio's next release, 1985's Sacred Heart, was commercially successful, Campbell had become

disillusioned by the group's direction and split from the group a year later. Just prior to Campbell's exit, the entire Dio band helped organize Hear n' Aid, an all-star assembly of heavy metal artists that recorded a track called "Stars," which helped fight world hunger (a subsequent album was issued as well, collecting previously unreleased live tracks from a few of the day's top hard rock acts). Former Giuffria guitarist Craig Goldy took Campbell's place, resulting in such releases as 1986's live EP Intermission and 1987's Dream Evil, which retained the group's headbanging audience, but failed to expand upon it as its previous releases had.
                           

By 1990's Lock Up the Wolves, Ronnie James Dio was the only original member of Dio left in attendance as the band's lineup continued to fluctuate throughout the '90s on such releases as 1994's Strange Highways, 1996's Angry Machines, and 1998's Inferno: Last in Live (Ronnie James took a

brief break from Dio in 1992 to rejoin Black Sabbath for a lone release, Dehumanizer). In 2000, a pair of Dio releases emerged; first was Dio's first new studio album in four years, the concept album Magica (which saw past members Bain and Goldy return to the group), as well as a 16-track compilation titled The Very Beast of Dio. His medieval-themed metal returned two years later, when the Killing the Dragon album arrived in the spring of 2002. The album was a serious endeavor, but Dio also learned to make fun of his image after years of defending it, inviting comedy duo Tenacious D to star in the video for "Push" and even including the clip on the fall re-release of Killing the Dragon.
                             

In the mid-2000s Dio the man and the band returned with the studio album Master of the Moon and the live Evil or Divine, but by 2006 the band had been sidelined upon the announcement that Ronnie James

would be joining Heaven & Hell, a group reuniting the singer with his late-era Sabbath brethren Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Vinny Appice and named after the first Sabbath recording (released in 1980) that featured him as frontman. Heaven & Hell toured in the late 2000s and released a live (Live from Radio City Music Hall) and a studio (Devil You Know) recording, but by November of 2009 it was announced that the singer was suffering from stomach cancer, and Heaven & Hell subsequently canceled their summer 2010 touring plans. Ronnie James Dio succumbed to the disease on May 16, 2010, in Houston, TX.
                            

On May 4, 2010, Heaven & Hell announced they were canceling all summer dates as a result of Dio's

health condition. His last live performance was with Heaven & Hell on August 29, 2009, in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Dio died of the illness on May 16, 2010. Two weeks after his death, a public memorial service was held at The Hall of Liberty, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles. The hall was filled to capacity, with many more fans sitting outside the hall watching the memorial on multiple giant screens on both the east and south sides of the hall.

   



Dio – Dio Great Box
Label: Mercury – PHCR-3121~24, Vertigo – PHCR-3121~24
Series:    GREAT BOX 4CD SET
Format:    4 x CD Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition
Country: Japan
Released: Jun 15, 1991
Genre: Rock
Style: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal

DISC 1.   HOLY DIVER  (PHCR-3121)  

   



TRACKS

                                 

  
01. Stand Up And Shout
02. Holy Diver
03. Gypsy
04. Caught In The Middle
05. Don't Talk To Strangers
06. Straight Through The Heart
07. Invisible
08. Rainbow In The Dark
09. Sham On The Night

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DISC 2.  THE LAST IN LINE  (PHCR-3122)


               



TRACKS

                                       

  
01. We Rock
02. The Last In Line
03. Breathless
04. I Speed At Night
05. One Night In The City
06. Evil Eyes
07. Mystery
08. Eat Your Heart Out
09. Egypt (The Chains Are On)

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DISC 3. SACRED HEART  (PHCR-3123   

         



TRACKS

                               

  
01. King Of Rock And Roll
02. Sacred Heart
03. Another Lie
04. Rock N Roll Children
05. Hungry For Heaven
06. Like The Beat Of A Heart
07. Just Another Day
08. Fallen Angels
09. Shoot Shoot

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DISC 4.  LIVE TRACKS   (PHCR-3124)


                 



TRACKS

                                

  
01. King Of Rock And Roll
02. Rainbow In The Dark
03. Sacred Heart
04a.Rock N Roll Children
04b.Long Live Rock N Roll
04c.Man On The Silver Mountain
05. We Rock
06. Stand Up And Shout
07. Straight Through THe Heart
08. Eat Your Heart Out
09. Don't Talk To Strangers
10. The Last In Line
11. We Rock

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Thursday, September 08, 2022

Pentangle: Time Has Come 1967 - 1973 (4 CD Box 2008)

 

Were Pentangle a folk group, a folk-rock group, or something that resists classification? They could


hardly be called a rock & roll act; they didn't use electric instruments often, and were built around two virtuoso guitarists, Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, who were already well-established on the folk circuit before the group formed. Yet their hunger for eclectic experimentation fit into the milieu of late-'60s progressive rock and psychedelia well, and much of their audience came from the rock and pop worlds, rather than the folk crowd.
                            

With Jacqui McShee on vocals and a rhythm section of Danny Thompson (bass) and Terry Cox

(drums), the group mastered a breathtaking repertoire that encompassed traditional ballads, blues, jazz, pop, and reworkings of rock oldies, often blending different genres in the same piece. Their prodigious individual talents perhaps ensured a brief lifespan, but at their peak they melded their distinct and immense skills to egg each other on to heights they couldn't have achieved on their own, in the manner of great rock combos like the Beatles and Buffalo Springfield.
                  

When Pentangle formed over the winter of 1966-1967, Jansch and Renbourn had already recorded one album together (Bert & John), and done some solo recordings as well. Jansch was more inclined toward

blues and contemporary songwriting than Renbourn, who was stronger in traditional British folk music. Jacqui McShee, whose bell-clear, high singing set the standard (along with Sandy Denny) for female British folk-rock vocals, began rehearsing with the pair. After a false start with a forgotten rhythm section, Thompson and Cox -- who had been working with Alexis Korner -- were brought in to complete the quintet.
            

Pentangle's first three albums -- The Pentangle (1968), the double-LP Sweet Child (1968), and Basket of Light (1969) -- are not only their best efforts, but arguably their only truly essential ones. With Shel

Talmy acting as producer, the band rarely took a misstep in its mastery of diverse styles and material. Thompson and Cox gave even the traditional folk ballads a jazz swing and verve; the guitar interplay of Jansch (who was also a capable singer) and Renbourn was downright thrilling, each complementing and enhancing the other without showing off or getting in each other's way. McShee's beautiful vocals, though not as emotionally resonant as her close counterpart Sandy Denny, were an under-appreciated component to the band's success with the pop audience.
                       

And Pentangle were very popular for a time, at least in England, where Basket of Light made number

five, and "Light Flight" was a small hit single. They introduced some electric guitars on their early-'70s albums, which generally suffered from weaker material and a less unified group effort. The original lineup broke up in 1973; Jansch and Renbourn (who had never really abandoned their solo careers) continued to record often as soloists, and remained top attractions on the folk circuit.
                    

Thompson joined John Martyn for a while, and remained active as a session musician, in addition to recording some work of his own for the Hannibal label. The original group reunited for the Open the

Door album in the early '80s, and other versions of the group recorded and toured throughout the '80s and '90s, usually featuring McShee and Jansch as the sole remaining original members. In 2008 all five original members joined up for a 12-date U.K. tour, and headlined that year's Green Man festival. The deaths of Bert Jansch in 2011 and John Renbourn in 2015 would prevent the band from reconvening again, but in 2016 Topic issued Finale: An Evening With..., which was recorded during their 2008 tour.
                               

In 2017 Cherry Red Records issued a deluxe seven-disc box set featuring remastered versions of all the

band's albums. Released to coincide with the group's 50th anniversary, each expanded LP featured a bevy of bonus material, including previously unreleased tracks.
[By Richie Unterberger]



Pentangle – The Time Has Come 1967-1973
Label: Castle Music – CMXBX664
Format:    4 x CD, Compilation,Box Set
Country:UK
Released: 2007
Genre: Jazz, Rock, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Blues Rock, Folk Rock, Folk

DISC 1.   STUDIO 1967 - 1969

                                             

  
01. Mirage  (From The Pentangle)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   1:59
02. Waltz  (From The Pentangle)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   5:02
03. Poison  (Previously Unreleased)
Written-By – Bert Jansch   2:40
04. Travelling Song   (Single)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   2:59
05. Forty-Eight  (From Sir John Alot)
Written-By – John Renbourn, Terry Cox   2:51
06. Koan (Alternate Take)
Written-By – James Sullivan   1:34
07. In Your Mind  (BBC Session 1968)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   2:11
08. Sovay  (BBC Session 1968)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   2:16
09. In Time  (From Sweet Child)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   5:06
10. Sweet Child  (From Sweet Child)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   5:11
11. The Trees They Do Grow High (Alternate Take)  (From Sweet Child Sessions)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   3:48
12. Moon Dog  (From Sweet Child)
Written-By – Terry Cox   2:40
13. Light Flight  (From Basket Of Light)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   3:14
14. Once I Had A Sweetheart  (From Basket Of Light)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   4:35
15. I Saw An Angel  (Single B-Side)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   2:52
16. Springtime Promises  (From Basket Of Light)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   4:05
17. Cold Mountain  (Single B-Side)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   1:58
18. Train Song  (From Basket Of Light)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   4:43
19. Hunting Song  (BBC Session 1969)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   7:06

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DISC 2.   STUDIO 1970 - 1973

                                    

  
01. Lord Franklin  (From Cruel Sister)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   3:22
02. Jack Orion (Instrumental Edit)  (From Cruel Sister)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   5:17
03. Cruel Sister  (From Cruel Sister)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditiona   l7:01
04. Helping Hand  (From Reflection)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   3:29
05. Faro Annie  (From Faro Annie)
Written-By – Danny Thompson, John Renbourn, Sue Draheim, Terry Cox   3:24
06. Reflection (Alternate Take)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   13:10
07. So Clear (Aka John's Song)  (Alternate Take)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   4:54
08. The Snows  (From Solomon's Seal)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   3:46
09. Jump Baby Jump  (From Solomon's Seal)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   3:13
10. Yarrow  (From Moonshine)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch/Written-By – Traditiona   l5:07
11. Tam Lin  (From Tam Lin Soundtrack - Previously Unreleased)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   7:27
12. The Best Part Of You  (From Tam Lin Soundtrack - Previously Unreleased)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   2:47
13. Green Willow  (From The Lost Sessions)
Written-By – John Renbourn   4:17


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DISC 3.   LIVE AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL  29 JUNE  1968

                                         

  
01. Waltz
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   4:59
02. Way Behind The Sun
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   2:49
03. The Time Has Come
Written-By – Anne Briggs   2:57
04. Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditiona   l2:23
05. So Early In The Spring
Arranged By – Jacqui McShee/Written-By – Traditiona   l2:54
06. Hear My Call
Written-By – Roebuck Staples   3:26
07. No More My Lord
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn/Written-By – Traditional   3:42
08. Three Dances: Brentzal Gay / La Rotta / The Earle Of Salisbury
Arranged By – John Renbourn/Written-By – Traditional   3:01
09. Market Song
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   3:27
10. Bruton Town
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   5:20
11. A Woman Like You
Written-By – Bert Jansch   4:00
12. No Exit
Written-By – Bert Jansch, John Renbourn   2:02
13. Haitian Fight Song
Written-By – Charles Mingus   3:14
14. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
Written-By – Charles Mingus   3:43
15. Bells
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   4:14
16. John Donne Song
Written-By – John Donne, John Renbourn   2:10
17. Watch The Stars
Arranged By – Jacqui McShee/Written-By – Traditional   3:02
18. Turn Your Money Green
Written-By – Walter Lewis   2:18
19. Travelling Song
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   3:16

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DISC 4.   LIVE, TV & FILM 1970 - 1973

                                 

  
01. Pentangling  (Aberdeen Music Hall 1970)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   19:36
02. Sally Go Round The Roses  (Granada TV 1970)
Written-By – Phil Spector   3:19
03. Sarabande  (Granada TV 1970)
Arranged By – John Renbourn/Written-By – Johann Sebastian Bach   2:36
04. Sally Free And Easy  (Granada TV 1970)
Written-By – Cyril Tawney   3:53
05. Wondrous Love  (LWT TV 1971)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   2:47
06. Sweet Child  (LWT TV 1971)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   3:13
07. Willy O'Winsbury  (Granada TV 1972)
Arranged By – John Renbourn/Written-By – Traditional   5:36
08. Rain And Snow  (Granada TV 1972)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   3:44
09. No Love Is Sorrow  (Granada TV 1972)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   2:47
10. Wedding Dress  (RTBF Belgium TV 1972)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional   2:24
11. The Furniture Store  (From Christian The Lion Soundtrack)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox   0:57
12. Christian The Lion  (From Christian The Lion Soundtrack)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox  5:51
13. Reflection  (RTBF Belgium TV 1972)
Arranged By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, John Renbourn, Terry Cox/Written-By – Traditional  10:31
14. People On The Highway  (RTBF Belgium TV 1972)
Written-By – Bert Jansch, Danny Thompson, Jacqui McShee, John Renbourn, Terry Cox  5:10

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