genre: psych
country: uk
quality : lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 49'22" size: 252 mb
Tapestry Of Delights:
This early seventies outfit was most notable for Mick Hutchinson's fine guitar work. Clocking in at 50 minutes their debut album was certainly good value in terms of length. It can only be recommended to those of you interested in clever guitar instrumentals. The band didn't deploy vocals and the tracks on this album are long, Eastern-influenced and slightly mystical with titles like Impromptu In 'E' Minor and Improvisation On An Indian Scale. Hutchinson's and Clarke's other outfits included Sam Gopal Dream, Vamp and Dogs, which became Clark-Hutchinson.
'Ptolemaic Terrascope #9' contains an article about the band and Hutchinson also had one track, Ragamag, on the EP which accompanied the magazine.
The Blues album was recorded in 1968 before A=MH2 and featured Andy Clark, Mick Hutchinson, Walt Monahan (bs) and Franco Franco (drms). It was released by the German label Little Wing.
Stephen Amazing and Andy Clark later played in a mid-seventies combo called Upp.
1. Improvisation on a Modal Scale (10:00)
2. Acapulco Gold (7:00)
3. Impromptu in 'E' Minor (8:30)
4. Textures in 3/4 (11:00)
5. Improvisation on an Indian Scale (13:50)
- Mick Hutchinson / guitars & others instruments
- Andy Clark / keyboards, percussions, saxophone, flute
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