ELASTIC BAND-EXPANSIONS ON LIFE-TED YEADON’s OWN COPY-UK DECCA NOVA LP-1969/70
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ELASTIC BAND - EXPANSIONS ON LIFE - TED YEADON’s OWN COPY - UK DECCA NOVA LP - 1969/70
Elastic Band
Expansions on Life
Decca Nova LP
33 1/3 RPM
Made in England
Ted (Gus) Yeadon’s Own Personal Copy
(P) 1969 (c) 1970
SDN 6
Matrix:
ZAL-9165.P-2W
ZAL-9166.P-2W
This was my late husband Ted (Gus) Yeadon’s own personal copy which I have reluctantly decided to sell as I am moving and downsizing
The following is the information printed on the back of the album cover:
ELASTIC BAND’S birth was 12 months previous to to
This recording. We got it together in North Wales.
Yeh, it’s been hard! We’d been put down. Yeh,
Enough of our troubles you must have enough of
Your own.
We thought we’d explain the tracks, so . . .
Side One:-
1. MOTHER GOOSE: (Title track) - This was written due to a personal experience. (No names mentioned).
2. LAST PERSON IN THE BAR: a 3/4 Blues for down and out ravin drunks (some nice sax) “HIC” with a rock guitar fade
3. CRABTREE FARM: The Prodigal Son returns (fanfare) back from the smoke to get his mind right. Crabtree Farm re-visited.
4. HAS ANYYBODY SEEN HER: A dedication to a dear friend.
5. DEAR JOHN: This one is for Kit - Dear John I was so alone, Dear John find another home.
Side Two:-
1. ROOM FULL OF ROOM: A number written to ease frustration in our rehearsal room
2. THAT’S NICE: What more can one say!
3. LIFE STILL GOES ON: Musically odd! A melancholy love song with a 5/4 Organ passage.
4. SAD JAZZ: A musical Exodus. Free . . . People . . . Music . . . Love. Haunting Flute and Tenor.
5. SUNRISE WORK ‘TILL SUNSET: Debt to Society . . Paid Free Flute Blow on 6/8 Basis.
Well there you go “Agro” - A - Plenty.
Yeh, it’s alright.
Ted, Andy, Sean, Mike.
SEAN JENKINS: Drums, cloves
ANDY SCOTT: Guitar
MIKE SCOTT: Bass Guitar, Tenor Sax
TED YEADON: Organ, Piano, Flute, Harmonica, Congas, Lead Vocals
Producer: Tony Hiller
Recording Engineer: Peter Saltersall and Martin Smith
(c) 1970, The Decca Record Company Limited, London
Front cover design: JOHN PICKSTOCK.
The LP is in Good Condition with a couple of scratches and a few surface marks and surface scratches.
It doesn’t jump and apart from some static, I found it to play well on my system.
The Cover is in Good Condition with some slight bending and laminate creasing. There is a small sticker on the front.
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