Tea & Symphony: English Baroque Sound 1968-1974 - Tea & Symphony: English Baroque Sound 1968-1974 / VariousWhen psychedelia had run it's course in Britain at the end of the 60s, the predominant trend was to get hairier and heavier and more long winded. Many musicians, however, were still hung up on the trappings of psychedelia's home grown strain, having found a musical home in it's mournful evocations of Victoriana, it's village green gentility and it's nods to the pleasures of suburbia. They wanted to carry on using woodwinds, cellos and melancholic

100 by Mieczyslaw Weinberg

and so are included in our existing 1944 collection

Louis R&B that commands a small fortune in collector circles

while a mysterious man from Emily's past adds to her complications

where soul and technique feed into one another in pursuit of an ecstatic oneness

1) Vanity Well2) The Glass Shifting3) A Look That Tells Time4) Catch Your Breath5) Parallax6) Rose Water7) Sleep With Your Windows Open8) Late-Century Reflection

Helen O'Connell and June Christy

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but would see her success eclipsed by Elvis Presley who would go on to sell 10 million copies globally with his cover on his way to being crowned The King of Rock 'n' Roll

Have Mercy Miss Percy by Marvin & Johnny and Yama Yama Pretty Mama courtesy of Richard Berry (writer of the perennial Louie Louie

We pass through one-offs like Andy Pratt's astonishing

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