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Spreadeagle Charisma Prog Rock Psychedelic Rock Folk Rock 1972
Spreadeagle - The Piece Of Paper download mp3 flac
Performer: Spreadeagle
Title: The Piece Of Paper
Country: UK
Genre: Rock
Style:Prog Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Folk Rock
Released: 1972
Catalog number: CAS 1055
Label: Charisma
MP3 album szie: 1616 mb
FLAC album size: 2843 mb
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Tracklist

A1 How Can We Be Lost 2:50
A2 Brothers In The Sunshine 7:12
A3 Nightingale Lane 2:50
A4 Piece Of Paper 6:32
B1 Nightmare 2:55
B2 Eagles 7:25
B3 Scipio 4:30
B4 Talking To A Sailor 2:31

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CAS-1055, CAS 1055 Spreadeagle The Piece Of Paper ‎(LP, Album) Charisma, Charisma CAS-1055, CAS 1055 US 1972
6369 920 Spreadeagle The Piece Of Paper ‎(LP, Album) Charisma 6369 920 New Zealand 1972
CAS 1055, CAS-1055 Spreadeagle The Piece Of Paper ‎(LP, Album, Promo) Charisma, Charisma CAS 1055, CAS-1055 US 1972
CAS 1055 Spreadeagle The Piece Of Paper ‎(LP, Album) Charisma CAS 1055 US 1972
CAS 1055 Spreadeagle The Piece Of Paper ‎(LP, Album) Buddah Records, Charisma CAS 1055 Canada 1972

Credits

  • Design [Cover] – CCS Associates
  • Drums – Jim Copley
  • Engineer – Robin Black
  • Photography By [Back Cover] – Martin Llewellyn
  • Photography By [Front Cover] – Ged Grimmel
  • Producer – Shel Talmy
  • Vocals, Bass, Percussion – Sam Llewellyn
  • Vocals, Guitar – Andy Blackford
  • Vocals, Guitar, Banjo, Piano – Tim Phillips
  • Written-By – A. Blackford (tracks: B1), S. Llewellyn (tracks: A2), T. Phillips (tracks: A1, A3, A4, B2 to B4)

Notes

First pressing: pink 'scroll' labels.
On the labels Talmy is misspelt as 'Talmay'.

Companies

  • Printed By – E.J. Day Group
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Reviews: (1)
Ballagar
Ballagar
Quite possibly one of the worst early seventies rock albums i've heard. Badly played listen for the one string guitar solos) slightly out of tune and a total lack of songwriting ability makes this a disaster from beginning to end. How they got signed when many bands of this period were undiscovered is beyond me.