Jumble Lane (Holyground 1971 label) RARE LP Vinyl
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Apr 5, 2015 Sold Date
Mar 30, 2015 Start Date
£   500 Start price
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JUMBLE LANE (HOLYGROUND 1971) - condition very good+ 

Jumble Lane (Holyground HG 115, no sleeve, 1971) Side 1 stamper GCR14A2 -  Side 2 GCR14B

Rarest on this sought after UK private label, related to Astral Navigations, mix of styles with acid folk (some lovely female vocals), fuzzy acid rock and bizarre elements - a bit of an acid classic. Originally released on the fabled Holyground label and record in 1971 by students who later went onto work with Bill Nelson and other Holyground acts.

No copies came with sleeves, only 99 copies made 

Folk/Pop/Rock/Lounge/Psychedelic

Marcia (occasional vocals, guitar), Linda King (occasional vocals, guitar), Tina Barnes (washboard)

This is a real gem - Mixing elements of folk, jazz into a progressive and sometimes psychedelic stew, the album is brilliantly creative, sometimes surprising and a pleasure to listen to.

Of all the albums issued on the celebrated Holyground label, Jumble Lane (released in a run of 99 copies) is certainly the strangest. Jumble Lane was not really a band per se, but a collective of musicians from a Yorkshire college, working in various permutations on the different tracks (a little like York Pop Music Project), which may explain the schizophrenic overall sound. The album opens with a couple of excellently played classical guitar themes, but quickly enters much weirder waters, trawling through folk, heavy psychedelia, blues, skiffle and even lounge (a quarter of a century before it became fashionable), mixing them up in increasingly bizarre combinations. 

THIS ITEM WILL BE PACKAGED WITH GREAT CARE AND WILL ONLY BE SENT REGISTERED (FREE OF CHARGE INLAND) INTERNATIONAL BUYERS WILL HAVE TO PAY THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED PRICE £15.50


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