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Tytuł:The Light We See:

The Recordings, 1969-1971 BOX3CD

Wytwórnia:Esoteric

Rok: 1969-71/RN

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Eyes Of Blue: The Light We See: The Recordings 1969-1971, 3CD Box Set

NEW 3 CD CLAMSHELL BOX SET OF THE RECORDINGS MADE BY LEGENDARY WELSH PSYCHEDELIC / PROGRESSIVE ROCK BAND EYES OF BLUE ISSUED BETWEEN 1969 & 1971.

INCLUDES THE ALBUMS 'CROSSROADS OF TIME', 'IN FIELDS OF ARDATH' & THE RARE ALBUM 'BLUEBELL WOOD' (ISSUED UNDER THE NAME BIG SLEEP).

Tracklist

CD1

Eyes Of Blue - Crossroads Of Time (Released In 1969)

1-1 Eyes Of Blue– Crossroads Of Time
1-2 Eyes Of Blue– Never Care
1-3 Eyes Of Blue– I'll Be Your Friend
1-4 Eyes Of Blue– 7 + 7 Is
1-5 Eyes Of Blue– Prodigal Son
1-6 Eyes Of Blue– Largo
1-7 Eyes Of Blue– Love Is The Law
1-8 Eyes Of Blue– Yesterday
1-9 Eyes Of Blue– I Wonder Why
1-10 Eyes Of Blue– World Of Emotions
1-11 Eyes Of Blue– Inspiration For A New Day
Bonus Track
1-12 Eyes Of Blue– Q III (Mono) (B-Side Of Single Issued In 1969)

CD2
Eyes Of Blue - In Fields Of Ardath (Released In 1969)
2-1 Eyes Of Blue– Merry Go Round
2-2 Eyes Of Blue– The Light We See
2-3 Eyes Of Blue– Souvenirs (Tribute To Django)
2-4 Eyes Of Blue– Ardath
2-5 Eyes Of Blue– Spanish Blues
2-6 Eyes Of Blue– Door (The Child That Is Burn On The Sabbath Day)
2-7 Eyes Of Blue– Little Bird
2-8 Eyes Of Blue– After The War
2-9 Eyes Of Blue– Extra Hour
2-10 Eyes Of Blue– Chances
Bonus Track
2-11 Eyes Of Blue– Apache '69 (Mono) (A-Side Of Single - Released In 1969)

CD3
Big Sleep - Bluebell Wood (Released In 1971)
3-1 Big Sleep – Death Of A Hope
3-2 Big Sleep – Odd Song
3-3 Big Sleep – Free Life
3-4 Big Sleep – Aunty Jones
3-5 Big Sleep – Saint & Sceptic
3-6 Big Sleep – Bluebell Wood
3-7 Big Sleep – Watching Love Grow
3-8 Big Sleep – When The Sun Was Out

Musicians
Bass, Piano, Vocals – Ritchie Francis
Drums – David Thomas
Drums, Vocals – John "Pugwash" Weathers
Guitar – Melvyn Davies, Raymond "Taff" Williams
Organ, Piano – Phil Ryan
Vocals – Wyndham Rees
Vocals, Guitar – Gary Pickford-Hopkins

• REVIEWS & FEATURES IN NATIONAL NEWSPAPERS, UNCUT, MOJO, RECORD COLLECTOR & CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINES PLUS COVERAGE ON RELEVANT WEBSITES & FANZINES.

Formed in 1966, EYES OF BLUE won the Melody Maker "Beat Contest" that year and signed to Decca's Deram label. Following the release of some unrepresentative singles (later disowned by the band), the group came to the attention of producer LOU REIZNER and the line-up of GARY PICKFORD-HOPKINS (vocals), WYNDHAM REES (vocals), PHIL RYAN (keyboards), RAY "TAFF" WILLIAMS (guitar), RITCHIE FRANCIS (bass) and JOHN WEATHERS (drums) recorded their debut album, 'CROSSROADS OF TIME'. Finally released by Mercury Records in early 1969, the record was a fine mixture of original compositions and imaginative covers, (such as '7 + 7 Is' and 'Yesterday'). The album's title track and 'Love is the Law' were penned by the legendary Graham Bond, who also wrote the original album notes.

A highly original album with psychedelic, jazz and classical influences, 'CROSSROADS OF TIME' is now regarded as a classic of the era and is much sought after by collectors. In the Spring of 1969 Wyndham Rees departed and the band recorded 'IN FIELDS OF ARDATH', a more "progressive" album, touching on a range of influences from psychedelic rock, Rhythm & Blues, jazz, Indian and classical music. Following its release EYES OF BLUE ended their association with Mercury records and headed further into a progressive rock direction, recording a third album with Lou Rezener. The excellent 'BLUEBELL WOOD' was issued on the Progressive label Pegasus Records in 1971 under the moniker of BIG SLEEP. By the time of the album's release the band had disintegrated leaving PHIL RYAN to join PETE BROWN's PIBLOKTO! Before joining up with fellow Welsh legends MAN. JOHN WEATHERS would later join GENTLE GIANT before also joining MAN in the 1980s.

WITH AN ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET & ESSAY.