Showing posts with label wooden hill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wooden hill. Show all posts

Friday, July 20

Bill Fay - 1966-1970 - From the Bottom of an Old Grandfather Clock


Bill Fay: "From the Bottom of an Old Grandfather Clock
(A Collection of Demos and Outtakes)
"
Wooden Hill, 2004 (1966-1970)
(Folk)

Sample Song: "Warwick Town"


DOWNLOAD THIS ALBUM (88.64 MB) .zip

By request. For those of you who liked the previous Bill Fay album I posted, you will certainly love this. As far as I know, these are the only other albums of Bill's. Re-issued by the same label (Wooden Hill) as the Complex reissue. If you happen to have any other material by him, I'd appreciate it if you could send it my way so I can share it with everyone.

Thursday, June 28

Complex - 1970 - Complex


Complex: "Complex"
Wooden Hill, 1970
(Psych Rock)

Sample Song: "Images Blue"


DOWNLOAD Album, ALTERNATE SITE (70.67 MB)

This is a private pressing that was originally released in 1970 and was re-released on CD in 1999. The overall sound quality is murky, but not bad enough to render the music obsolete. You should keep in mind that this was an independent recording and the budget was low. I can only imagine how amazing some of these songs would sound, had they been recorded, produced, and mastered correctly. This is a very warm album that is more rock than psych. Overall, this album is a great piece of psych history. My favorite songs are: Mademoiselle Jackie, Images Blue, and Norwegian Butterfly. There is also a pretty nice cover of the song "Hush" by Deep Purple.