FEVER TREE Another Time Another Place LP UNI 1969 US orig+foc STEREO 73040

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MICHAEL KNUST , E.E. WOLFE III, DENNIS KELLER, JOHN TUTTLE, ROB LANDES

Originally known as Bostwick Vine, they formed in Houston in 1966 and quickly became known as Fever Tree. 

Michael Knust had earlier been a solo artist. Like many other Texan bands of this era they spent time in 

San Francisco and many actually believed them to be Californians. This was partly due to their Top 100 U.S. hit 

San Francisco Girls, which reached No. 91.

Their first album was excellent, and reached No. 156 in the charts, but then decline set in. 

The remaining three each had moments of merit, particularly the second....

"ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE"

1969     LP     UNI RECORDS     STEREO 73040

PRINTED IN USA    ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING

This version: First pressing with yellow/green/blue/purple swirl label and green 'UNI' logo

Labels of this version show the album title, the band name and the production credits

centered on the top half of the label

Monarch Pressing  (MR into a circle stamped on runout grooves)

GATEFOLD + UNIPAK COVER

Barcode and Other Identifiers

LABEL:  UNI -  YELLOW LABEL & GREEN 'UNI' LOGO - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: 73040  

Catalog on labels: 73040 (US 1078 / US 1079)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): US 1078 T-II   ?12706

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): US-1079-T-II   ?12706-X

Other (on both labels, Stamped): MR (into a circle)

On labels: rim text reads 'Universal City Records, A Division of MCA Inc..........U.S.A.'

Prod. by Scott & Vivian Holtzman for Zax-Altfeld-Shapiro, Inc.

On inside cover: Stereo 73040   Suitable For Mono

All arrangements by Fever Tree

Recorded at Andrus Productions, Houston, Texas

Universal City Records ? A Division Of MCA Inc.......Printed in U.S.A. 

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: MAN WHO PAINTS THE PICTURES-PART II

WHAT TIME DID YOU SAY IT IS IN SALT LAKE CITY? - DON'T COME CRYING TO ME GIRL

FEVER - GRAND CANDY YOUNG SWEET

Side B: JOKES ARE FOR SAD PEOPLE - I'VE NEVER SEEN EVERGREEN

PEACE OF MIND - DEATH IS THE DANCER

  grading

RECORD  VG but (please, read above description)

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

The second (and arguably most fully realized) album from Texas psychedelic band Fever Tree, 

Another Time, Another Place owes less to the sound of roots-based contemporaries like the 

13th Floor Elevators, Moving Sidewalks, or the Sir Douglas Quintet and more to heavier West Coast acid rock. 

One of the most underrated '60s psych bands, Fever Tree comes off like a coincidental 

midnight meeting of Jim Morrison, Steppenwolf, Jefferson Airplane, Iron Butterfly, and Jimi Hendrix 

at the tail end of a drug and whiskey binge. Luckily, however, the group transcends its influences 

by sheer force of attitude. The material here is of generally pretty high quality, wisely avoiding 

too much of the drippy "ice cream cones and cosmic smiles" type stuff that bogged down 

the work of pretenders like Ultimate Spinach and Tricycle. Fever Tree was always a real, 

down and dirty rock band, and this record is no exception. Although in the liner notes the 

group stops just short of apologizing for including the oft-covered song "Fever," this version 

actually kicks some serious ass. Other highlights include the bawdy, roadhouse-style rocker 

"What Time Did You Say It Is in Salt Lake City," "Grand Candy Young Sweet" 

(a frightening, tuned-down plodder that sounds like Soundgarden's Kim Thayil jamming with Jandek), 

and the excellent chamber pop tune "Death Is a Dancer."...(AllMusic)