Genre: pop of the psychedelic persuasion
Places I remember: Little Red Bookstore
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: My Future Is Past
Gear costume: I Threw It All Away
Active compensatory factors: I don't know much about this group outside of this snapshot from Discogs: Popsike group based in London, UK in the late 1960s to early 1970s.
Members: Alan French (keyboards), Bill Friend (bass), Dave Morris (drums), Fred Radley (guitar, vocals). They evolved from a group called The Followers based around North and East London in 1967.
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: My Future Is Past
Gear costume: I Threw It All Away
Active compensatory factors: I don't know much about this group outside of this snapshot from Discogs: Popsike group based in London, UK in the late 1960s to early 1970s.
Members: Alan French (keyboards), Bill Friend (bass), Dave Morris (drums), Fred Radley (guitar, vocals). They evolved from a group called The Followers based around North and East London in 1967.
It's not hard to see why they didn't catch on and have a sustained career. Marble Arch was not a hip label, the music is aiming to be psychedelic and hip but is just well played pop of the time and the songs outside of the Dylan cover weren't very memorable, the cover is terrible, plus the daft band name (from a Dicken's novel) is too self-consciously quaint.
Where do they all belong? Next up the first batch of Dream Theater albums.
Where do they all belong? Next up the first batch of Dream Theater albums.
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