BLODWYN PIG (see also: Jethro Tull / Mick Abrahams)

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  BLODWYN PIG (see also: Jethro Tull / Mick Abrahams) - BLODWYN PIG - BBC Sessions 1969-1974 - FRA Lumpy Gravy - LISTEN - VERY RARE

  price: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR

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  Superb, limited to 500 copies, wonderfully recorded, 80-minute CD containing all the very good quality recordings available on the market made for BBC radio (by the excellent, British, progressive formation led by Jethro Tull's first guitarist) in 1969-1974. On the tracks from the 1974 reunion (including a 30-minute, excellent live performance for a small audience) the drummer was Clive Bunker, known from Jethro Tull! ATTENTION! 10 brand new compositions (6 from 1974) did not appear on records, so one could almost say that a third, unrecorded album is contained here: live/studio from 1974! On two tracks by the group Blodwyn, Peter Banks, known from early Yes, played guitar! This CD beats hands down the long out-of-print (and on closer inspection somewhat deceptive, since it contains several tracks from the 90s) CD 'Basement Tapes'. That is a completely different conversation! Great sound quality - the two recordings available on YouTube are of worse quality than on the CD! A MUST! (JL)

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  BLODWYN PIG (see also: Jethro Tull / Mick Abrahams) - BLODWYN PIG - British Radio Sessions 1969-1974 (2LP) - EU Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RARE

  price: 200,00 PLN / 50,00 EUR

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  LAST COPIES! Blodwyn Pig is an excellent, British progressive (jazzy-bluesy) formation led by Mick Abrahams - the first guitarist of Jethro Tull. This superb double vinyl, limited to 500 copies, of nearly 120 minutes (modelled almost 100% on the old release from the label Chrysalis) contains almost all the very good quality recordings available on the market made for BBC radio in 1969-1974. In addition 35 live recordings made somewhere in the British Isles in 1970 are included. On the tracks from the 1974 reunion (including the 30-minute, excellent live performance for a small audience) the drummer was Clive Bunker, known from Jethro Tull! ATTENTION! Ten brand new compositions (six from 1974) did not appear on records, so one could almost say that a third, unrecorded album is contained here: live/studio from 1974! On two tracks by the group Peter Banks, known from early Yes, played guitar! Great sound quality (the 1970 concert slightly worse)! Inside the gatefold sleeve there are old articles from the late 60s! Plenty of interesting reading and several nice photos! A MUST!