MEDICINE HEAD One & One Is One LP POLYDOR SUPER 1973 UK orig+foc w/TONY ASHTON
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MEDICINE HEAD
JOHN FIDDLER, PETER HOPE-EVANS
with PAT DONALDSON, CLIVE TRACKER, ROY DYKE,
TONY ASHTON, MICK LIBER, BRIAN PARISH
Formed in Stafford, England in 1968, the British blues duo Medicine Head were comprised
of vocalist/multi-instrumentalist John Fiddler and Peter Hope-Evans, who played the harmonica and jew's harp.
Upon their formation at art college, Medicine Head became a staple of the local club circuit, eventually recording
a demo which found its way to influential BBC radio personality John Peel, who began championing
the track "His Guiding Hand." Other DJs soon followed suit, and quickly the duo was on the brink of stardom
"ONE & ONE IS ONE"
Produced by Tony Ashton
1973 LP POLYDOR RECORDS 2310 248 SUPER
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL COPY 4TH ALBUM
Released in a metal effect fold-out (cross style) sleeve printed and made by the E.J. Day Group
Barcode and Other Identifiers
LABEL: POLYDOR - RED LABEL & B/W LOGO - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine) POLYDOR SUPER 2310 248
(rear) 2310 248 SUPER
Catalog on labels: 2310248 A / 2310248 B
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 2310248 A//1 11 7 (Etched): PORKY
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 2310248 B//1 1 1 1 (Etched): PECKO
On labels: Made in England
ST33
Produced by Tony Ashton
(on Side A): 1, 3-5. ? 1973 Polydor Int.
2 ? 1972 Dandelion
(on Side B): 1, 3, 4. ? 1973 Polydor Int.
2 ? 1972 Dandelion
Rights Society: Biscuit/Feldman, Carlin Music
On back cover: Marketed by Polydor
Printed and made by the E.J. Day Group, London & Bedford
from my records collection
tracklisting
Side A: OUT ON THE STREET - NOW DOES IT FEEL
INSTANT KARMA KID - ANOTHER LAY
BLUE SUEDE SHOES/TO TRAIN TIME
Side B: ONE & ONE IS ONE - MORNING LIGHT
I KNOW WHY - ALL THE FALLEN TEENANGELS
grading
RECORD from VG to VG(+) but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Riding on the back of two successive U.K. hit singles, the jerkily insistent "Rising Sun" and the quietly l
azy "One and One Is One," Medicine Head's fourth album captures the duo expanding and electrifying
with maniacal zeal. Without sacrificing the understated joys which were Medicine Head's traditional
calling cards, One and One Is One is littered with unexpected flourishes and accents, bass and keyboards
(courtesy of producer Tony Asheton) underpinning the sparseness with a warm, subtle flair:
the traffic sounds which wrap up the opening "Out on the Street," the slinky bassline bleeding through
"Another Lay," the jabbing guitar and squelching organ which propel "Rising Sun." Of course it's business
as usual around these highlights. The skiffle/jug jollity of "How Does It Feel" could have slipped on
or off any past Medicine Head album, while the gentle acoustics of "Morning Light" and "Instant Karma Kid"
are potent reminders of Fiddler's songwriting genius at its most naked.
But if Medicine Head once hid their lights beneath a bushel of eclectic solitude,
One and One Is One is the sound of them inching into a wider world...(AllMusic)
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