“Four Sail” is a vinyl LP by the rock band Love, released in 1969 under the Elektra label with the catalogue number EKS-74049. It represents the psychedelic rock genre and includes tracks like “August”, “Your Friend And Mine - Neil’s Song”, and “Always See Your Face”. The album features Arthur Lee in multiple roles, including lead vocals, piano, harmonica, rhythm guitar, and congas. Other notable contributors include Jay Donnellan on lead guitar and George Suranovich on drums for several tracks. The first pressing of this album was distinctive for its orange label with a large silver ‘E’ logo. It was manufactured by Polydor Records Limited, London, and printed by MacNeill Press Limited. The album art direction was managed by William S. Harvey, with an illustration by Peter Schaumann and photography by Ed Caraeff. “Four Sail” stands out in Love’s discography for its experimental approach and the diverse roles played by Arthur Lee, who also took on the responsibilities of producer and engineer. The album has been reissued several times, reflecting its enduring appeal and significance in the psychedelic rock scene of the late 1960s.
Small “Punch” hole, top right sleeve corner. Usually indicates “Promo Copy” or “Label Copy”.