Colosseum ?– Valentyne Suite- Vertigo Swirl ?– VO 1, Vertigo ?– 847 900 VTY
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Colosseum ?– Valentyne Suite
Label: Vertigo ?– VO 1, Vertigo ?– 847 900 VTY Format: Vinyl, LP, AlbumCountry: UK Released: 1969 Genre: Jazz, Rock Style: Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Tracklist
A1 The Kettle A2 Elegy A3 Butty's Blues A4 The Machine Demands A Sacrifice The Valentyne Suite B1a Theme One - January's Search B1b Theme Two - February's Valentyne B1c Theme Three - The Grass Is Always Greener...Credits
- Bass Guitar – Tony*
- Design [Inside Cover Design] – Linda Glover (2)
- Directed By, Arranged By [String Quartet] – Neil* (tracks: A2)
- Drums [Uncredited], Other [Machine By] – Jon Hiseman
- Guitar – James*
- Liner Notes – Jon Hiseman
- Music By – Colosseum
- Organ, Vibraphone, Piano – Dave*
- Photography By – Marcus Keef*, Peter Smith (10)
- Producer – Gerry Bron, Tony Reeves
- Saxophone – Dick*
- Words By – Pete Brown (5)
Original UK press released on the Vertigo "large swirl" label, with the wording Vertigo below the spindle hole and "A PHILIPS RECORD PRODUCT” on label side B.
Released in a gatefold sleeve.
Recorded spring/summer 1969.
The tracks B1a to B1c appear on the label styled as ''Part 1'' instead of ''Theme One' 'as on sleeve.
Label Notes: Large swirl logo above spindle.
“VERTIGO” below spindle hole.
“A PHILIPS RECORD PRODUCT” appears below “VERTIGO”
Upper and lower case song titles.
No track numbers. A Side Matrix: 886 775 1Y*1 420 1 1 1 1
B Side Matrix: 886 775 2*Y*1 420 1 1 1 1
Credits
- COUNTRY OF ISSUE - UK
Vinyl: VG Visual & Play graded
Cover: VG
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1: I grade in line with UK Record Collector grading system as set out below
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POSTAGE
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