Piccadilly Line

The Huge World Of Emily Small

Short-lived British psychedelic project Piccadilly Line was created by singer/guitarist Roger Hand and singer/guitarist/keyboardist Rod Edwards, who would later find greater fame as Edwards Hand. Using some of Britains top session players, including organist Alan Hawkshaw, guitarist Alan Parker, Jamaican-born flautist Harold McNair and double bassist Danny Thompson from Pentangle, the album was expertly arranged by composer John Cameron, who had worked on television and film soundtracks, and co-produced by folk singer Roy Guest. The result was a particularly enticing slice of British psychedelia, driven by an overriding feel of small-town Englishness, with a touch of Californian vocal harmony here and there and a nice take of Bob Dylans "Visions Of Johanna."

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€ 29.25
Genre
Format
LP - 1 disk
Release date
30-04-2020
Label
Item-nr
541570
EAN
5060672880282
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TRACKS

Disk 1

1. EMILY SMALL (THE HUGE WORLD THEREOF) 2:28
2. SILVER PAPER DRESS 2:42
3. AT THE THIRD STROKE 2:56
4. CAN YOU SEE ME? 2:08
5. YOUR DOG WON'T BARK 2:55
6. HOW COULD YOU SAY YOU'RE LEAVING ME? 2:37
7. GONE, GONE, GONE 2:17
8. TWIGGS 3:44
9. TUMBLE DOWN WORLD 2:50
10. VISIONS OF JOHANNA
11. COME AND SING A SONG 2:57
12. HER NAME IS EASY 3:25