LP Stray Saturday Morning Pictures (Re) Long Hair Music LHC255 - Still Sealed
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Description
lp STRAY
Saturday Morning Pictures
Country of release: Germany, 2021
Originally released: 1972
Label: Long Hair Music
Catalog number: LHC255
Bar-code: 4035177002553
Folding cover/gatefold sleeve: Yes/ YES
Included 4 PAGES Insert
Condition Record: mint
Condition Cover: mint
lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo taken From my own lp )
Tracks Side 1:
1. Our Song (6:03)2. After The Storm (6:44)
3. Sister Mary (4:18)
4. Move That WIGWAM (5:20)
Tracks Side 2:
1. Leave It Out (4:32)
2. How could I forget You ? (5:49)
3. Mr Hobo (2:39)
4. Queen of The Sea (6:23)
Listen On YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xjs4pZdSnBI&list=PLedJLLNIK1Go9WgGt5gvfgEr_0xAM3c9a
This is The First officialRE-RELEASEOnVINYL under licensed courtesyof BMG Rights Management, UK, remasteredFrom an original master copy outof The vaultsof BMG. Album was originally released in 1972 On Transatlantic Records . Saturday Morning Pictures was Theband `s third album and is guitar player Del Bromham`s and Steve Gadd`s favorite albumTo thisDay . It is A great album with songcraft better than most, and with A more 'matured', embellished and varied style compared withThe previousTwo albums. Stray made greater use of keyboards, including A VCS3 synth, as well as guest musiciansOn extra percussion andA sparingly-used violinist. Certainly they'd stepped more in A progressive direction, Without discarding hooky, well-crafted songs, but there was less thisTime aroundTo give full psycho-rock satisfaction. The band`s move towards mellower songs but nevertheless it was STILL A hard rocking effort withA lotof distorting guitars andPsychedelic influences. According To lead guitarists and main composer Del Bronham by TheTime Stray goTo SaturdayMorning Pictures they felt they really wantedTo experiment with recording techniques and multi instrumentation (this was something Del always admired George Martin andThe BeatlesFOR ). 'Saturday Morning Pictures' opened up The bandsSound , due in partToThe maturityof their song writing (check out AfterThe Storm orThe instrumental passage in Queen ofThe Sea) but also dueToThe production byThe legendary Martin Birch, who was moving into production after makingHIS mark engineeringFOR bands likeDEEP PURPLE and of course madeHIS mark with Iron Maiden. This was A Step up inSound and quality and was dueToTheband 's building success. Further highlights are The band compositions Our Song and Mr: Hobo,A country blues lament. It should also be noted that Mike Evan From The Bristolband Stackridge played violin and Andy Bearne contributed harmonica. Transatlantic hired The Rainbow Theater in Finsbury ParkTo promoteThe album, with Stray performingA SaturdayMorning matinee gig atThe venue. Album comes with 4 sided cover sized insert with band story, photos etcpp, remastered and brilliant sounding. FOR all lovers of melodic, Psychedelic hard rock! Longhair)
Del Bromham - guitar, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals
Steve Gadd - lead vocals
Ritchie Cole - percussion
Gary G. Giles - bass
&
Mike Evans - violin
Keith Bleasby - Congas
Andy Bearne - harmonica
Barry St. John - Backing Vocals
Kay Gardner - Backing Vocals
Lisa Strike - Backing Vocals
PP Arnold - Backing Vocals
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No further shipping costs from the second lp onwards!!
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This is The First officialRE-RELEASEOnVINYL under licensed courtesyof BMG Rights Management, UK, remasteredFrom an original master copy outof The vaultsof BMG. Album was originally released in 1972 On Transatlantic Records . Saturday Morning Pictures was Theband `s third album and is guitar player Del Bromham`s and Steve Gadd`s favorite albumTo thisDay . It is A great album with songcraft better than most, and with A more 'matured', embellished and varied style compared withThe previousTwo albums. Stray made greater use of keyboards, including A VCS3 synth, as well as guest musiciansOn extra percussion andA sparingly-used violinist. Certainly they'd stepped more in A progressive direction, Without discarding hooky, well-crafted songs, but there was less thisTime aroundTo give full psycho-r
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