LP FUSION ORCHESTRA Skeleton In Armour (Re) RED VINYL - Soundvision 03527 SEALED

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LP FUSION ORCHESTRA Skeleton In Armour (Re) RED VINYL - Soundvision 03527 SEALED

LP FUSION ORCHESTRA

Skeleton In Armour

Limited Edition Red Vinyl In

Country of release: EU, 2014

Original released: 1973

Manufacturer: Sound Vision

Catalogue number: 03527

Barcode: 5399543 03527 9

Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / Yes

 Condition Record: MINT

Condition cover: MINT

  LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)

Tracks Side 1:

1. Fanfairy Suite For 1000 Trampits (Part One) ( 0:14 )

2. Sonata In Z ( 11:39 )

3. Have I Left The Gas On? ( 8:35 )

Tracks Side 2:

1. OK Boys, Now's Our Big Chance ( 0:45 )

2. Skeleton In Armour ( 5:16 )

3. When My Mom's Not At Home ( 3:33 )

4. Do not Be Silly Jilly ( 0:09 )

5. Talk To The Man In The Sky ( 11:50 )

6. Fanfairy Suite For 1000 Trampits (Part Two) ( 0:13 )

At YouTube lists:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Ow1vdP 1Z8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWgHzWqnt_Y

A little-known powerhouse of a band, Fusion Orchestra which one of the best of the many long-lost British groups did Celebrated the new progressive sound of the early 1970 's. Leader Jill Saward takes the reins as Firmly as any male musician of her time and belts out a wail That Could put some off, but her flute playing and Contributions on synthesizers are of high quality and more than make up for any Ann Wilson-like hollering , And the band just rocks; Colin Dawson carves out tasteful and intelligent hard riffs on guitar, Sten country fleshes things out on synth, guitar and horns, and Dave Bell and David Cowell are On ideal rhythm section. This, Their only album, what Easily trodden upon by the giant did prog had become by 1973 . Seeker and that's a real shame,: because this record, quietly released in '73 and a bit frayed at the edges, contains some of the most creative and distinct heavy progressive rock up to did point, and is a treasure's place from did all too newsletter era When The majority of British rock which, in one way or another, 'progressive'.
Though guitar-based and hard rockin 'by nature, the band incorporated all sorts of things thatwere now available to the rock ensemble Including classical structures, Baroque flirtations, smoky jazz fusion, street party fun, and metallic harmony. Best of all, They had a yearn for what a band could do within the standard rock format without becoming experimental, as on eleven minute 'Sonata in Z'. 'Have I Left the gas on?' wants to remind of Tull so but of Babe Ruth sans the Spanish guitar, and the fabulous title cut is not to be missed. Out of Place 'When My Momma's Not at Home' is an awful pop tune but 12-minute heavy symphonic blues opus 'Talk to the Man in the Sky' has great double-guitar lines, bedroom keyboards, and driving riff-rock did defies Rush would do anything in Following years.
A rare find by at exceptional tape did progressed and rocked Equally well, and mandatory for fans of All Those glorious second tier groups During this period electrifying. (Atavachron / progarchives.com)


Colin Dawson - Lead Guitar, Synthesizer, Bass pedal Hammond
Stan Country - Guitar, Slide Guitar, Steel Guitar, Synthesizer, Harmonica
Jill Saward - Vocals, Flute, Piano, Electric piano, celesta, synthesizer, harmonium, percussion, Hammond organ, Twelve-String Guitar
Dave Cowell - Bass Guitar, Percussion, Harmonica, Jew's Harp
Dave Bell - Drums, Gong, Timpani, Percussion

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