Sold Date: October 16, 2018
Start Date: October 14, 2018
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MOGUL THRASH - BBC Sessions And Album Outtakes 1970-1971 LP
Limited to 500 copies, black vinyl released in beautiful, laminated cover with cool pictures of the band. Top UK heavy prog with James Litherland (ex-Colosseum), Michael Rosen (ex-Eclection) and young John Wetton (pre-Family, King Crimson, Uriah Heep).
All tracks never released on vinyl! Top master sound quality.
Side 1 1  Sleeping In The Kitchen  (Litherland, Ball, Brown)  3.33 2  St. Peter  (Gorrie, Wetton)  3.09 3  I Can't Live Without You  (Litherland)  7.34 4  Something Sad  (Ball)  8.02 5  Dreams Of Glass And Sand  (Litherland, Brown)  4.36          
Side 2:
1  Going North, Going West  (Litherland, Brown)  9.22 2  What's This I Hear  (Rosen, Litherland)  7.55 3  Fuzz Box  (Wetton)  3.37 4  Conscience  (Rosen, Wetton)  5.48
Tracks 1-3 on Side 1 recorded for 'Sounds Of The Seventies' show on 7th January 1971. Taken from promotional BBC Transcription Disc. Tracks 4 and 5 on Side 1 and 1-3 on Side 2 recorded at Advision Studios, London in July 1970 during 'Mogul Thrash' album sessions. Tracks 3 and 4 on Side 2 recorded for BBC 'Sounds Of The Seventies' show on 5th April 1971. Taken from promotional BBC Transcription Disc.
James Litherland - guitar, vocals John Wetton - bass, vocals, lead vocal on 'St. Peter' Michael Rosen - trumpet, mellophone Malcolm Duncan - tenor saxophone Roger Ball - soprano, alto and baritone saxophones Bill Harrison - drums
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