PSYCH THE EASYBEATS 68' "FALLING OFF THE EDGE OF THE WORLD" LP UAS 6667 SEALED

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1968 PSYCH POP
AUSTRALIA'S
~ EASYBEATS~
*******VIGIL*******  in the U.K.
******* FALLING OFF THE EDGE OF THE WORLD *******
In May, the band finally released their second album for United Artists; Vigil (or Falling off the Edge of the World in the US). The album was a mixture of current singles, new recordings and out-takes from the scrapped 1967 album. Two of those songs recorded for the abandoned LP; "Land of Make Believe" and "Good Times" were released as singles. The baroque pop ballad "Land of Make Believe" was released in the UK on 5 July and in Australia on the 18 July. Failing to chart in the UK, it did reach #18 on the Australian Charts. The B-side to the Australian single was the next UK single; "Good Times". Released 13 September, "Good Times" again failed to chart in the UK. An often told story about the song; is when the track was broadcast on BBC radio, it was reputedly heard by Paul McCartney on his car radio; McCartney apparently rang the station immediately to request a repeat playing.[2] The song featured Steve Marriott of the Small Faces on backing vocals and Nicky Hopkins on piano. In November, Albert Productions released the UK B-side to "Good Times", the instrumental track "Lay Me Down and Die", as a single in Australia. The single was slammed by critics and would only climb as high as #59 on the Australian Charts; their lowest charting single to date.

Identification Marked on Cover and Spine UAS 6667
Condition Vinyl and Cover is in NEW SEALED IN SHRINK one small opening on a corner No Creases, No Transfer marks, No Impressions, No bent corners WHITE IS WHITE!
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