Album

Music In A Doll's House

Family

1968 · Rock

Music In A Doll's House by Family

Music In A Doll's House is a Rock album by Family, originally released in 1968. On Gatefold: 51 pressings tracked.

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"Music in a Doll's House" is the debut album by English prog-rock group Family, released on 19 July 1968. Roger Chapman – vocal, harmonica, tenor saxophone John "Charlie" Whitney – lead and steel guitars Jim King – tenor and soprano saxophone, vocal, harmonica Ric Grech – bass guitar, vocal, violin, cello Rob Townsend – drum, percussion .

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Tracklist

  1. 1The Chase2:14
  2. 2Mellowing Grey2:48
  3. 3Never Like This2:17
  4. 4Me My Friend2:01
  5. 5Variations On a Theme of Hey Mr Policeman0:23
  6. 6Winter2:25
  7. 7Old Songs New Songs4:17
  8. 8Variations On a Theme of the Breeze0:40
  9. 9Hey Mr Policeman3:13
  10. 10See Through Windows3:43
  11. 11Variations On a Theme of Me My Friend0:22
  12. 12Peace of Mind2:21
  13. 13Voyage3:35
  14. 14The Breeze2:50
  15. 153 X Time3:48

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Charlie WhitneyGUITAR , STEEL GUITAR LEAD GUITAR, STEEL GUITAR MUSICIAN , LEAD GUITAR, STEEL GUITAR
  • Jim KingHARMONICA, TENOR SAXOPHONE, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, VOCALS MUSICIAN , TENOR SAXOPHONE, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, HARMONICA, VOCALS SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, HARMONICA, VOCALS, TENOR SAXOPHONE
  • Rick GrechBASS GUITAR, VIOLIN, CELLO, VOCALS MUSICIAN , BASS GUITAR, VIOLIN, CELLO, VOCALS
  • Rob TownsendDRUMS, PERCUSSION MUSICIAN , DRUMS, PERCUSSION
  • Roger ChapmanLEAD VOCALS, HARMONICA, SAXOPHONE LEAD VOCALS, HARMONICA, TENOR SAXOPHONE MUSICIAN , LEAD VOCALS, HARMONICA, TENOR SAXOPHONE

51 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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