The Picadilly Line's Huge World Of Emily Small is perhaps the great lost British Psych Pop album of the 1960's by a band that were regulars at legendary London psychedelic clubs The UFO and Middle Earth. Released at the height of the Summer of Love in 1967 the album also features the same backing band and production team that created Donovan's Sunshine Superman album. Filled with delightful and evocative dreamy, pop-psych and with the addition of ten bonus tracks.
01. "Emily Small (The Huge World Thereof)" 2:29
02. "Silver Paper Dress" 2:43
03. "At the Third Stroke" 2:57
04. "Can You See Me?" 2:08
05. "Your Dog Won't Bark" 2:55
06. "How Could You Say You're Leaving Me" 2:37
07. "Gone, Gone, Gone" 2:18
08. "Twiggs" 3:46
09. "Tumble Down World" 2:51
10. "Visions of Johanna" 6:09
11. "Come and Sing a Song" 2:58
12. "Her Name is Easy" 3:26
13. "Rosemary's Bluebell Day" 3:09
bonus:
14. "Gunny Sunside" 3:38
15. "Country Girl" 3:08
16. "No One Else Can See" 2:41
17. "Yellow Rainbow" 2:17
18. "I Know, She Believes" 3:04
19. "Evenings With Corinna" 2:48
20. "My Best Friend" 2:33
21. "Memories Fade" 1:35
22. "I Can Tell You Everything" 2:21
