PETER DELLO AND FRIENDS Into Your Ears Plus LP SEE FOR MILES 1989 UK re HONEYBUS
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THIS IS THE 1989 UK REPRESSING on SEE FOR MILES Records. WITH BONUS TRACKS. SINGLE COVER. The cover is in VG(+) CONDITION. Normal wear, and without any major deterioration, BUT light discolouration/wear on corners/spines, mild creases on edges, surface ringwear/edgewear on front, small break on rear (left edge, near bottom corner), left spine is fully readable; please for details see pictures. The vinyl is in EX condition.

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PETER DELLO AND FRIENDS

The founder and leader of late-'60s British rock band Honeybus, Pete Dello (born Peter Blumson) has maintained a low profile since the group's disbanding in the early '70s. Although he released a solo album, Into Your Eyes, in 1971 -- which was reissued in 1989 with the addition of two tracks that were originally credited to Magic Valley in 1969 and two previously unreleased solo tracks from 1972 -- Dello has not recorded since.

"INTO YOUR EARS...PLUS"

<reissue with bonus tracks, originally published 1971>

1989   LP    SEE FOR MILES RECORDS    SEE 257   STEREO

MADE IN ENGLAND    ORIGINAL PRESSING

SINGLE COVER

NOTES: Includes four additional tracks on the end of every side compared to original release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5 014661 025710

LABEL: SEE FOR MILES -  BLACK LABEL w/WHITE LOGO DESIGN on TOP - WHITE TEXT

Catalog on cover: SEE 257

Catalog on labels: SEE 257/A  -  SEE 257/B

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): SEE 257 A1     MIKE'S  MPO

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): SEE 257 B1     THE EXCHANGE  MPO

On labels: rim text reads 'All rights.......prohibited' 

All tracks produced by.......

Original Sound Recordings made by........

© 1989 See for Miles Records Ltd.

This compilation ℗ 1989 by See for Miles Records Ltd

A Colin Miles compilation

On Back Sleeve: Tracklist + Notes

tracklisting: please, for tracklist see pictures

grading

RECORD EX but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)


The '60s spawned so many psychedelic bands that the reissue has become its own genre. Audiophiles flock to conventions worldwide to pay exorbitant amounts of money for obscurities that your average music fan would recoil at. This passion has unearthed horrible artifacts, intriguing oddities, and the occasional gem. After tasting success in 1968 with the single "I Can't Let Maggie Go," Honeybus founder Pete Dello left the band after only one album to pursue a more settled lifestyle. His distaste for the rigors of touring left him with a surplus of un-recorded material that would eventually steer him back into the studio to record his first and only solo record. Into Your Ears features 14 songs, each under three-and-a-half minutes long, that prosper through a winning combination of goofy psychedelia and Beatlesque beauty. The sweet melodies and gentle harmonies of "It's What You've Got" and "Taking The Heart Out Of Love" are timeless, devoid of irony, and begging for placement in a Wes Anderson film. "Do I Still Figure In Your Life," which has since been covered by the likes of Joe Cocker, conveys the same irresistible form of melancholy that permeates a great Randy Newman or Harry Nilsson recording, and more than makes up for the wince-inducing "Uptight Basil" and "Harry The Earwig (the latter inspired the horrific Roger Dean cover art). Dello's voice is sweet and clear, with only a tinge of the British folk throatiness that ruled the era. The songs, while never complex, benefit from strategically placed string arrangements that rarely disappoint, and crisp production as exemplified on the set closer "Arise Sir Henry." Also included are the Magic Valley versions of "Taking The Heart Out Of Love" and "Uptight Basil," which differ only in sound quality (poorer) from the album renditions, and provide collector's with the definitive edition of this highly sought after (almost) masterpiece...(AllMusic)


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