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Nucleus (3)We'll Talk About It Later

Label:

Vertigo – 6360 027, Vertigo – 6360027

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Jazz, Rock

Style:

Fusion, Jazz-Funk, Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock

Tracklist

A1Song For The Bearded Lady
Written-ByKarl Jenkins
A2Sun Child
Written-ByJeff Clyne, John Marshall
A3Lullaby For A Lonely Child
Written-ByKarl Jenkins
A4We'll Talk About It Later
Written-ByKarl Jenkins
B1Oasis
Written-ByKarl Jenkins
B2Ballad Of Joe Pimp
Written-ByIan Carr, Jeff Clyne
B3Easter 1916
Written-ByIan Carr, Karl Jenkins
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Companies, etc.

  • Produced ForRonnie Scott Directions Ltd.
  • Printed ByE.J. Day Group
  • Made ByE.J. Day Group
  • Published ByPop Gun Music Ltd.
  • Lacquer Cut AtPhonodisc Ltd.
  • Pressed ByPhonodisc Ltd.

Credits

  • Baritone Saxophone, Oboe, Piano, Electric Piano [Hohner Electra]Karl Jenkins
  • Bass, Bass GuitarJeff Clyne
  • Design [Cover Design]Roger Dean (4)
  • Design [The Inside Gatefold Picture Chosen By]Ian Carr
  • Drums, PercussionJohn Marshall
  • EngineerRoger Wake
  • Guitar, BouzoukiChris Spedding
  • ProducerPete King
  • Tenor Saxophone, Soprano SaxophoneBrian Smith
  • Trumpet, FlugelhornIan Carr

Notes

Released in a die-cut gatefold cover, opening from the inside.
First cat.nr. 6360 027 on label, second 6360027 on spine and back cover.

Recorded September 21 and 22, 1970.

Chris Spedding appears by courtesy of EMI Records.

Published by "Pop Gun Music"

Printed and made by E.J. Day Group, London and Bedford

℗ 1971

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): 6360 027 2
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout, stamped (first digit after 420 etched), variant 1): 6360027 1Y//1▽420 1 1 3
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout, stamped (first digit after 420 etched), variant 1): 6360027 2Y//1▽420 1 1 1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout, stamped (first digit after 420 etched), variant 2): 6360027 1Y//1▽420 1 1 2 3
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout, stamped (first digit after 420 etched), variant 2): 6360027 2Y//1▽420 1 1 2
  • Price Code: VO

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We'll Talk About It Later (LP, Album)VertigoSFX-7349Japan1971
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We'll Talk About It Later (LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold)Vertigo6360027Australia1971
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We'll Talk About It Later (LP, Album, Misprint)PhilipsSFX-7349Japan1971
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We'll Talk About It Later (Cassette, Album)Vertigo7138026UK1971

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Reviews

  • Nolifetilmetal01's avatar
    Incredible album, sounds great, if you can find a quite copy it’s an absolute joy. Have the 1st UK pressing and it’s an absolute smoker. Such a great album with artistic integrity and depth, really connect deeply with the funky jazzy guitar work by Jeff Clyne and the bouzouki and bass. All the artists on this album are 10/10
    • smithyhouse1's avatar
      smithyhouse1
      I disagree too. And it sounds like a load of musicians enjoying themselves - not always a feature you associate with some other rather po-faced Jazz-Rock-Fusion.
      • acemachine26's avatar
        acemachine26
        I have to disagree with marcelrecords, this is one of their best albums. Right up there with Elastic Rock and Solar Plexus. Might even be my favourite out of the three. Amazing jazz-rock/canterbury scene record. I have all three as reissues from Tapestry Records and they sound great.
        • marcelrecords's avatar
          marcelrecords
          Edited 17 years ago
          Typically a second album with too little time in between: there are no new musical points of view discernable or it must be the heavy riffs in unisono between bass and brass. The ''Lullaby for a lonely child'' is very subtle, though. The last two tracks suddenly feature vocals, but these are uncredited. Anyone who knows? This still is quite acceptable rock-jazz, but it lacks a bit excitement.

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