THE WAY WE LIVE A Candle For JudithLP DANDELION 1971 UK orig+foc DAN8004 TRACTOR
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THE WAY WE LIVE

The Way We Live were the duo of multi-instrumentalist Jim Milne and percussionist Steve Clayton. They recorded an album, A Candle for Judith, in the early 1970s for John Peel's Dandelion label that mixed British hard rock with folky and progressive influences. At Peel's suggestion, they changed their name to Tractor and released a similar album for Dandelion, Tractor, as their second and final effort...(AllMusic)

"A CANDLE FOR JUDITH"

Produced byJohn Brierley

1971     LP     DANDELION RECORDS   STEREO   DAN 8004

MADE IN ENGLAND    ORIGINAL PRESSING

Released in an unlaminated gatefold sleeve

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Barcode: none

LABEL:  DANDELION -  MULTICOLOURED (A) & WHITE (B) LABELS - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover (spine & rear): DAN 8004   

Catalog on label (Side B only): DAN 8004 (DAN 8004-A) (DAN 8004-B)

Matrix / Runout (Side A): DAN-8004-A1

Matrix / Runout (Side B): DAN-8004-B1

On label (Side A): Dandelion    The Way We Live    Side One

On label (Side B): Produced by John Brierley

? 1971

top rim text reads "All rights..........prohibited"

bottom rim text reads "Made in England"

On inside panels: Produced by John Brierley

Mixed at Marquee Studios Ltd.

Production Supervisor: John Peel

Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patent Pending.

On back cover: Dandelion (logo)

tracklisting

Side A: KING DICK II - SQUARES - SIDERIAL - ANGLE - STORM

Side B: WILLOW - MADRIGAL - THE WAY AHEAD

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RECORD VG+ but (please, read above description)

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Their album was a fine amalgam of folk, hard rock and psychedelia and is the most sought-after and expensive collectors' item associated with the Dandelion label. Highlights included the Eastern-influenced Siderial, the semi epic The Way Ahead and there's considerable musical contrast too between the hard rocker Willow, which has great vocals and guitars, and the gentle, acoustic style of Angle. Recommended listening...(Tapestry of Delights)









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