SPIROGYRA*BELLS,BOOTS AND SHAMBLES*PSYCH* IMPORT*VG+++

$

1,691

ARTIST: SPIROGYRA

TITLE : BELLS,BOOTS AND SHAMBLES

VINYL : VG+++, No  marks that I can see.

COVER : VG + to VG++, Very light overall wear, Soft Import cover. Original inner sleeve.

LABEL : Polydor #2310 246 SUPER Stereo Made In ENGLAND.

RELEASE YEAR : 1973

TRACKS:

 SIDE 1 :

1. The Futhest Point

2. Old Boot Wine

3. Parallel Lines Never separate

4. Spiggly

SIDE 2:

1. An Everyday Consumption Song

2. The Sergeant Says

3. In The Westren World

    (a) In The Westren World

    (b) Jungle Lore

    (c) Coming Back

    (d) Westren Wrold Reprise

Spirogyra was an early-'70s progressive, psychedelic folk group fronted by vocalists Barbara Gaskin and Martin Cockerham. This was their third and final album, and it is distinguished by Gaskin's flitting vocals and Cockerham's madcap delivery. At times, their tendency to drift resembles the Incredible String Band with Gaskin being the equivalent of Robin Williamson. Spirogyra rocks with considerably more regularity than ISB but they're equally esoteric, nevertheless. Cockerham even does a convincing imitation of Hunky Dory-era David Bowie on "The Sergant Says," and his manic side is most evident in the middle passage of the three-part epic "In the Western World." This is a difficult album to classify and was as problematic to promote, given its conspicuous absence in the U.S. market.

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