But then, what about the fact that there is absolutely no mention of (nor reference to) any of these artists on the LP covers (front and back)? We call that a mystery.
Well, such is the case for an album that we purchased yesterday, after it was brought to our attention by Dave Gleason.
The album is by a british band that went by the name of Sioux. It was released in 1976.
Track Listing:
"So You Say You Lost Your Baby"
"Here Without You"
"Ooh Las Vegas"
"Hickory Wind"
"Renaissance Fair"
"In My Hour Of Darkness"
"Amarillo"
"Colorado"
"I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better"
"God's Own Singer"
"Time Between"
Lineup:
Jacquie Sullivan, Gary Travers & Gordon Neville with help from Chas Hodges, Phil Palmer, Dave Peacock and Gus York.
5 comments:
Very interesting. I was an avid byrd watcher in 1976 and this has never appeared on my radar. I would be interested to learn where you can buy a copy. Phil H
I found my copy in a second hand vinyl store in France. Seems very difficult to locate a copy these days.
Well are you going to upload it so we can hear it too?
We dont upload music.
I have a copy and it's OK. Some good stuff, but the worst version of Renaissance Fayre ever, dreadfully slow arrangement!
I assume that Chas Hodges is Chas from 80's pub-rock singalong duo Chas and Dave, and early 70's group Heads Hands & Feet.
Thanks for the tip-off Byrds Flyte.
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