Leon Rosselson - Palaces of Gold
Acorn Records CF249 (LP, UK, 1975)
Fuse Records CF249 (LP, UK, 1979)
All titles recorded 16 track at Acorn Studios, July 1975
Tracks:
01 - Why Does It Have to Be Me?
02 - Tim McGuire
03 - Dead Men Never Die
04 - History Lesson
05 - Rules of the Game
06 - Jumbo the Elephant
07 - Battle Hymn of the New Socialist Party
08 - Palaces of Gold
09 - The Ugly Ones
10 - Down the Drain
11 - She Was Crazy, He Was Mad
12 - Brass Band Music
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posted by Ailis at 9:29 PM
5 Comments:
Thanks again for this and the Roy Bailey, can't get enough of these two. In the present political climate maybe they will be making a comeback????
In the present political climate maybe they will be making a comeback????
Well I certainly hope so, having seen them BOTH live, together and as separate acts, they are both very commanding personalities. Very likely could do a better job of entertaining the country than the present residents of the "Palaces of Gold" Whitehall & Washington !!
Only comment, though "Tim McGuire" is a brilliant song, a remnant from the early days with the "Three City Four", I still only need it ONCE, wonder what happened to "Why Does it" ?
Just wanted to say thanks for this album as I seemed to have forgot to leave a comment when I first grabbed it.
Palaces of Gold is such a 11/10 song.
Long days and pleasant nights!
Anonymous (10/10/08) didn't make clear that "Why Does It Have To Be Me?" is missing, and has been replaced by "Tim McGuire" - this is followed by "Tim McGuire". ??
Fortunately (for me) I needed only two tracks, damaged on my own copy of this superb album.
I've been looking for this - having worn out my copy decades ago - for ages. Ditto other albums by Leon Rosselson and Roy Bailey that have never been reissued on CD. Thanks so much for posting them! Now, if anyone could post a title or two by the Three City Four, that would be brilliant!
Mahir
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