Tudor Lodge VERTIGO SWIRL VERY RARE HARD TO FIND. 1971 UK PRESSING

£ 435

$ 576

£ 435 Sold For

May 22, 2012 Sold Date

May 12, 2012 Start Date

£ 2 Start price

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Outer sleeve worn on the corners. Inner sleeve unfortunetly has damage please see pictures. Slight scratch to the lp but still plays.

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On 13-May-12 at 20:37:06 BST, seller added the following information:

Line-up: Sergei Bezkorvany, vl/ Fred Buxton, vl/ Tony Coe, fl, cl/ Terry Cox, dr/ Lyndon Green, voc, gtr/ Graham Lyons, bssn, cl/ David Marcou, vl/ Douglas Moore, hrn/ Mike Morgan, gtr/ Suzanne Perreault, vlc/ Sonny, afr.dr/ John Stannard, voc, gtr/ Ann Steuart, voc, gtr, keyb, fl/ Danny Thompson, cb/ G.Wareham, ob. Production: Terry Brown. Cover-art by Phil Duffy. Liner notes: none. Cover manufactured by unknown. Recorded at Lansdowne Studios, London. Track listing A-side: It All Comes Back To Me (John Stannard)/ Would You Believe? (John Stannard)/ Recollection (Lyndon Green)/ Two Steps Back (Ann Steuart)/ Help Me Find Myself (John Stannard)/ Nobody's Listening (John Stannard). Track listing B-side: Willow Tree (Tudor Lodge)/ Forest (Lyndon Green)/ I See A Man (John Stannard)/ The Lady's Changing Home (Lyndon Green + John Stannard)/ Madeline (Lyndon Green)/ Kew Gardens (Ralph McTell). There are no running time indications anywhere. There are no composers credits on the label, they are inside the gatefold. The Vertigo logo on front is white. Matrix number A-side: 6360043 1Y//1 ?420 1 1 Matrix number B-side: 6360043 2Y//1 ?420 5 1 1 Rarity scale: R4 This extremely rare folk album balances precariously on the edge of coyness. The danger to present an attitude overly meek is ever-present on this album. Unfortunately most of the tracks do fall into this abyss of unassumingness. On the other hand there are at least two tracks that are just short of brilliant: the audaciously harmonized Willow tree, a spookily arranged lesson in surrender which alone makes the ownership of this LP worthwhile, and also The lady's changing home with lush vocal parts and an unexpected fuzz guitar. It all comes back to me is nice too, with the crystal voice of Steuart to the fore. Otherwise this is more like, say, The Seekers, than like Comus. You can visit this band at www.tudorlodge.com The concept of fold-out is again taken to another level on this excellent gimmicks cover. You can fold the sleeve into a six-part poster with two die-cut flaps Three magnificently drawn portraits fill three parts and the rest is lyrics . The cover is textured with a pattern that vaguely recalls gingko-leaves, very beautiful (see scan above). The lettering is as lovely as the rest: not just lettering, but an integral part of the design.

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