CLARK HUTCHINSON Retribution LP NOVA RECORDS 1970 GER reissue 6.22548 SAM GOPAL
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CLARK-HUTCHINSON

  ANDY CLARK, MICK HUTCHINSON, AMAZING STEPHEN AMAZING, DEL COVERLEY

 Andy Clark (vocals, keyboards, percussion, flute, saxophone, rhythm guitar) and 

Mick Hutchinson (lead guitar, percussion, piano, bass) first worked together in Vamp, a short-lived UK-based 

quartet founded by ex-Pretty Things drummer Viv Prince in the late 60s. The group split up after 

completing one single, but Clark and Hutchinson remained together to record the remarkable A=MH2. 

This improvisatory set proved immensely popular, particularly for the latter’s impressive guitar work. 

A former member of Sam Gopal’s Dream, Hutchinson brought that group’s neo-Eastern influence 

to his new venture, highlighted superbly by the 13-minute track, ‘Improvisation On An Indian Scale’. 

The album’s success inspired a full-time line-up which was completed by Stephen Amazing (bass) 

and Del Coverly (drums). Subsequent releases lacked the innovation of the group’s debut 

release and Clark-Hutchinson split up following a third set, Gestalt...(AllMusic)

"RETRIBUTION"

<reissue, originally published in 1970>

Produced by Clark Hutchinson

LP        NOVA RECORDS       6.22548 AO

MADE IN GERMANY     MID/LATE-70s REPRESSING

SINGLE SLEEVE

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LABEL: NOVA -  YELLOW/GREEN LABEL - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) 6.22548 AO

Catalog on labels: [6.22548 (6.22548-01-1)] / [6.22548 (6.22548-01-2)]

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped & Etched): 6.22458-01-1   A-B-II 

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped &  Etched): 6.22458-01-2/1 ?

Other / Runout (on both sides, Stamped): Manufactured in Germany

On labels: GEMA      LC 3311

STEREO 

 ? 1970

rim text reads "All Rights.........GMBH., Hamburg"

Rights Society: GEMA

On Back Sleeve: Notes by Andy Clark

Sleeve design by Decca Record Publicity Art Department

Made in Germany - TELDEC............(Western Germany)    ? 1970

tracklisting

Side A: FREE TO BE STONED - AFTER HOURS

Side B: IN ANOTHER WAY - BEST SUIT - DEATH, THE LOVER

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