Odyssey 1435

 

1 BLACKFOOT SUE Messiah

2 TEA Surfer

3 EPITAPH Stop, Look And Listen

4 TRUTH Have You Forgotten

5 THREE DOG NIGHT Jam

6 THUNDER King's X

7 THE UNDERDOGS Garden of Eden

8 ARKTIS Rare Girl

9 TIGER B SMITH Everything I Need

Circus

 

1 Sundays

2 Laughter Lane

3 Nowadays

4 The Bandsman

5 Room for Sale

6 Dawn

7 Loveless Time

8 Movin'On

Circus were a Swiss symphonic and progressive rock band active from 1976 to 1980. They recorded under the Zytglogge and Illuminatus labels, releasing three studio albums and a live recording.

Originating from Basel, Circus played a significant role in the history of Swiss progressive rock. Benefiting from their location near the French and German borders, they gained considerable success across Europe. Their discography includes three studio albums and a live concert recording that featured guest appearances from prominent Swiss musicians.

Odyssey 1434

 

01 ALIOTTA HAYNES JEREMIAH I Am A Robber

02 KAK Bryte 'N' Clear Day

03 CHILDREN Fire Ring

04 CHELSEA Polly Von

05 C.A. QUINTET Sleepy Hollow Lane

06 TRIPSICHORD MUSIC BOX Short Order Steward

07 DRAGONWYCK Dead Man

08 GAME Make Some Music

09 THE COMMON PEOPLE Feeling

10 THE CONTENTS ARE The Dream of My Predictions

11 DARIUS Ancient Paths

12 AUTOSALVAGE Ancestral Wants

13 BEAUREGARD AJAX Dead Woman Blues

14 BO GRUMPUS Ragtimely Love

15 COLD SUN Fall

16 JOE ROSANOVA & THE VINEYARD In Dedication To The One's We Love

Dedalus

 

01 Leda

02 Brilla

03 Rumore Bianco

04 Emergenze

05 CT 6

06 Accordanza

07 Improvviazione

08 Conn

09 Spazio Di Sei Note

10 Santiago

Dedalus was an Italian jazz-rock ensemble founded in the early 1970s by Fiorenzo Michele Bonansone (keyboards, cello, vocals), Marco di Castri (guitar, saxophone), Furio di Castri (bass), and Enrico Grosso (drums). Their self-titled debut, Dedalus, appeared in 1973. Following Furio’s departure in 1974, the band released their second and more experimental work, Materiale per tre esecutori e nastro magnetico. A third album was recorded but ultimately never issued.

Odyssey 1433

 

01 THOMAS F. BROWNE Hold On

02 ALVIN LEE & MYLON LeFEVRE Carry My Load

03 AL STEWART Somewhere In England

04 TANGERINE PEEL A Thousand Miles Away

05 ARLO GUTHRIE Gates Of Eden

06 PAUL PARRISH Walking in the Forest (of My Mind)

07 PLANXTY The West Coast Of Claire

08 SEALS & CROFTS Robin

09 JIMMIE SPHEERIS Love's In Vain

10 CHRIS COOMBS & LIGHTYEARS AWAY - THUNDERMOTHER Save The Big Jam Roll

11 BATCH Don't You Turn Away

12 ALAN PRICE SET Just Once In My Life

13 JERRY RAYE Featuring FENWYCK I'm Spinning

14 ALAN HULL Song For A Windmill

15 EMMET SPICELAND The Lover´s Ghost

Thirsty Moon

 

1 Tune In

2 You'll Never Come Back

3 Trash Man

4 Big City

5 Music

6 Yellow Sunshine

7 Morning Sun

Krautrock progressive/fusion band, reminiscent of early German pioneers like Xhol and Organisation.

Formed in September 1971, Thirsty Moon emerged from the merger of D.R.P. (Drogies Rock Project) and Shakespears—a jazz-soul outfit—bringing together a large ensemble of seven to eight members. Led primarily by the Drogies brothers, the group crafted intricate rock compositions grounded in unconventional jazz structures.

Odyssey 1432

 

1 DELIVERY Miserable Man

2 GILGAMESH Terra Nova

3 MATCHING MOLE Marchides

4 CENTIPEDE Septober Energy Part 2

5 EGG The Song Of McGillicudie The Pusillanimous (or Don't Worry James, Your Socks Are Hanging In The Coal Cellar With Thomas)

6 NUCLEUS Earth Mother

Chimera

 

01 Gypsy Wanderer

02 Green Clouds

03 Black Hat Babe

04 Song in E

05 Episode at Telegraph Hill

06 Morning Sounds

07 The Painting

08 Indian Summer

09 Come into the Garden

10 Sad Song for Winter

11 Mary's Mystery

12 Beggar Man

13 Pipers Song

14 Silver Man

15 The Grail

16 Lady With Bullets in Her Hair

17 The Game

18 Colour of Sadness

19 I Met a Stranger

20 Peru

21 Light

A UK female folk duo from the late 1960s, Francesca Garnett (later Posney) and her cousin Lisa Bankoff were two schoolgirls immersed in the Swinging London scene. In 1967, they recorded a demo that was ultimately shelved by the newly formed Apple Records after George Harrison vetoed its release. Two years later, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason took them under his wing as manager and sent them to Ron Geesin in July 1969 to record further demos.

Renaming themselves Chimera, the duo became loosely associated with Pink Floyd’s creative circle.