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EAST OF EDEN Mercator Projected 1969 UK Rock Prog

EAST OF EDEN Mercator Projected 1969 UK Rock Prog REPOSTAGEM COM TODAS CAPAS E REMASTERIZADA!! BOA BANDA FORMADA EM 1967 E QUE MISTURA MUITO BEM O HARD ROCK SETENTISTA COM PROGRESSIVO E O JAZZ! OS CARAS USAM VIOLINO EL�TRICO, FLAUTA, SAXOFONE E OUTROS INSTRUMENTOS TRADICIONAIS QUE D�O A ESTE DISCO A ENTRADA NO MUNDO DOS BONS VENENOS!! RECOMENDADO!!!   They where formed in 1967 and signed with DECCA RECORDS around the year 1969. Their sound is a mixture of jazz-fusion with many oriental influences.Excellent album where you get an outburst of electric violin, flute and saxes combined with Bela Bartok and other classical, oriental and even gypsie tunes always of course on a heavy rock basis. Dave Arbus (electric violin, flute, saxophone) Ron Caines (alto sax) Geoff Nicholson (guitar, vocals) Steve York (bass guitar) Dave Dufont (percussion)   01. Northern Hemisphere (5:03) 02. Isadora (4:19) 03. Waterways (7:00) 04. Centaur Woman (7:09) 05. Bathers (4:57) 06. Communion (4:02) 07....

Elephants Memory Songs From Midnight Cowboy 1969 uk fantastic psych rock with jazz and folk shades 2006 remaster

Elephants Memory Songs From Midnight Cowboy 1969 uk fantastic psych rock with jazz and folk shades 2006 remaster After original vocalist Carly Simon left Elephants Memory for her own fame and fortune, the band recorded their self-titled Buddah debut, Elephants Memory, with Michal Shapiro handling the female lead. That disc is not their John Lennon/Yoko Ono/David Peel Apple Records debut from 1972, which was also named after this ensemble. When two Elephants Memory songs from the 1969 Buddah Records album appeared in the Capitol Records soundtrack to the film Midnight Cowboy, Buddah vice president Neil Bogart revamped and re-released the original LP, most likely and understandably, to cash in on the attention the band was getting from the hit film. "Old Man Willow" and "Jungle Gym at the Zoo" from the first LP appeared in Midnight Cowboy, and they show up again on side one of this disc along with a different spin on the Nilsson hit "Everybodys Talkin." Here...