Chad & Jeremy - Of Cabbages And Kings 1967

Artist: Chad & Jeremy
Location: England
Album: Of Cabbages And Kings
Released: 1967
Genre: Psychedelic Pop
Duration: 49:42
Format: MP3 CBR 320 (Vinyl Rip)
Archive Size: 94.5 MB (with 3% recovery)

 In the autumn of 1967 the duo released their most ambitious album Of Cabbages And Kings. It's psychedelic, satirical work different from that used to do Chad & Jeremy. During the years 1967-1968 the duo continued to actively record and perform, but interest in them has been gradually fade. In many ways, the reason for it was the policy of the company Columbia Records, which did not consider it necessary to invest in the "promotion" of the next record. Album 1968 The Ark could be an event in the music world (Chad and Jeremy experimented a lot in the studio, trying to find new moves), but Columbia does not make an effort to promote the record. Last duet album was released by another company already after the duo officially ceased to exist. So in late 1968 he ended the history of Chad & Jeremy. After the collapse of the duo Jeremy remembered about his education and became an actor. In the mid-70 Chad and Jeremy were going to the studio and recorded some demo material, and in 1983 reaffirmed itself, releasing a new album. Since then, they appear and disappear from view, preferring to take part in various concerts devoted to 60-th year.

01. Rest In Peace (Chad Stuart) - 6:44
02. The Gentle Cold Of Dawn (Jeremy Clyde) - 3:50
03. Busman's Holiday (Jeremy Clyde) - 3:22
04. Can I See You? (Jeremy Clyde) - 3:46
05. The Family Way (Jeremy Clyde) - 2:45
06. I'll Get Around To I When And If I Can (James William Guercio) - 2:38
07. The Progress Suite - 26:33 including:
a). Prologue (Chad Stuart)
b). Decline (Chad Stuart)
c). Editorial (Vocal) (Jeremy Clyde)
d). Fall (Chad Stuart)
e). Epliogue (Vocal) (Jeremy Clyde)


- Jeremy Clyde - guitar, vocals
- Chad Stuart - guitar, banjo, harpsichord, organ, tack piano, ukelin, sitar, arranger, vocals
- Gary Usher - producer

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