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Label: Vertigo Catalog#: 6360 001 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: Germany Released: 1970 Genre: Rock Style: Folk Rock, Pop Rock Credits: Artwork By [Design], Photography - Marcus Keef Bass, Flute - Steve Clark (3) Engineer - Jerry Boys Lyrics By, Vocals, Piano, Keyboards [Mellotron], Harpsichord, Organ, Tambourine - Peter Daltrey Producer - David Symonds Songwriter - Eddy Pumer , Peter Daltrey Vocals, Drums, Timpani [Pedal Timpani], Bells [Tubular], Tambourine, Bongos - Dan Bridgman Vocals, Guitar [Classical, Twelve String, Electric], Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards [Mellotron], Organ, Harpsichord - Eddy Pumer Notes: On the label B3 is titled 'Glorious House Of Arthur'. Track titling also slightly differs in the lyrics section: A3 By Your Bedside (Love Below Sky) A4 Onward Soldier Of The Flesh A6 Free (To Fly, To Drown, To Spill Milk) B1 ...And Emily Brought Confetti B5 I Remember Sunnyside Circus B6 The Drummer Boy Of Shiloh Rating:   4.5/5 (2 votes) Rate It Submitted by: wyvern909

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marcelrecords, Aug 27, 2007

As you probably all know, this is the third LP by Kaleidoscope, issued under an alias probably because Kaleidoscope seemed too much connected with the by now irretrievably vanished sixties. Again, this is a gem in the crown of Vertigo, almost as good as the two Kaleidoscope albums, albeit somewhat unfashionable and more disciplined. I strongly doubt that there were many listeners in 1970 waiting for a typical British "nice" psychedelic record, but maybe we are in 2007. The melodies are as innocent as they get and there is just enough whimsy to attract the attention without working contrived. Flamboyant highlight: the ever modulating and revolving ''Sunny Side Circus''. Outdated, but very listenable nonetheless.

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