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J.S.D. Band - Country Of The Blind FLAC album

Band Prog Temple Folk Rock Prog Rock 2015

Performer: J.S.D. Band
Genre: Rock
Title: Country Of The Blind
Released: 2015
Style: Folk Rock, Prog Rock
Label: Prog Temple
Catalog Number: PTCD 8046
FLAC version ZIP size: 2230 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2896 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1497 mb
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 020

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Tracklist

1	Darling Corey Arranged By – J.S.D. BandWritten-By – Trad.
2	Sara Jane Written-By – Fuller, Garrett
3	Nancy / Jenny Picking Cockles Arranged By – J.S.D. BandWritten-By – Tom Clough
4	Cousin Catapillar Written-By – Mike Heron
5	Country Of The Blind Written-By – Sean O'Rourke
6	Over And Over / Hope Written-By – Sean O'Rourke
7	Don't Think Twice Its All right Written-By – Dylan
8	Morning Drew Arranged By – J.S.D. BandWritten-By – Trad.
9	Old Time Heartaches Written-By – Sean O'Rourke
10	Childhood Memories Written-By – Sean O'Rourke
11	Wonder Of Nature Written-By – Sean O'Rourke
12	Cooleys Arranged By – J.S.D. BandWritten-By – Trad.

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SLRZ 1018, 1E 062 ◦ 04779	J.S.D. Band	Country Of The Blind ‎(LP, Album, Fli)	Regal Zonophone, Regal Zonophone	SLRZ 1018, 1E 062 ◦ 04779	UK	1971
SLRZ 1018, 1E 062 ◦ 04779	J.S.D. Band	Country Of The Blind ‎(LP, Album)	Regal Zonophone, Regal Zonophone	SLRZ 1018, 1E 062 ◦ 04779	UK	1971

Credits

Directed By – Bryce Laing
Engineer – Robert Sibbald
Fiddle – Chuck Fleming
Fiddle, Banjo [G], Guitar, Vocals – Sean O'Rourke
Guitar, Cello, Bass, Vocals – Jim Divers
Percussion, Glockenspiel – Colin Finn
Piano, Banjo [Tenor And G], Guitar, Vocals – Des Coffield
Producer – Brian Ferguson

Barcodes

Barcode: 4753314804616

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Blacknight

The album is excellent but this appears to be a pirate copy, probably a vinyl rip. There is some low-level crackle. I made my own version from vinyl and mine sounds cleaner, although the CD is OK.There is a dubious disclaimer in the notes: "Due to the obscurity of some of the albums released on this record label, we are occasionally unable to locate the owners of the master recordings. As we have no desire to deprive the owners of their royalties or license fees, we have created an escrow account in the hope that the rightful owners will see these releases and contact us. This approach is far from desirable but it is the only way we can bring this music to a wider audience. Thank you for understanding in this matter.”Apparently this statement is used by UK bootleggers. The rightful owners (the band) live near me and I know one of the band (albeit not from the original line-up). The original label, Regal Zonophone, is now owned by Warner Music Group and they can't be that hard to find.

Which begs the question 'why has there not been an official cd release?'

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