Album

Tudor Lodge

Tudor Lodge

1971 · Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Tudor Lodge by Tudor Lodge

Tudor Lodge is a Rock album by Tudor Lodge, originally released in 1971. On Gatefold: 25 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1It All Comes Back To Me4:18
  2. 2Would You Believe?2:29
  3. 3Recollection3:19
  4. 4Two Steps Back2:53
  5. 5Help Me Find Myself4:20
  6. 6Nobody's Listening3:31
  7. 7Willow Tree3:21
  8. 8Forest3:36
  9. 9I See A Man3:01
  10. 10The Lady's Changing Home4:38
  11. 11Madeline4:05
  12. 12Kew Gardens2:18

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Folk Rock
  • warm
  • intimate
  • pastoral

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Released in an elaborate fold-out cover. It opens into six panels, from which the top panels left and right are die-cut. The surface is structured.
Some copy has promo sticker.
There is a widely distributed counterfeit on the market that can be identified by a) the matrix numbers 6360043 A 11 S1 (A-side) and 6360043 B 1 S1 (B-side), b) the missing 'Vertigo' below the swirl on the front cover and c) the missing structure of the gimmix cover. Sometimes this one comes with a photocopied inner sle

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Ann SteuartVOCALS , GUITAR, PIANO, FLUTE
  • Danny ThompsonBASS
  • David MarcouVIOLIN
  • Douglas MooreHORN
  • Fred BuxtonVIOLA
  • G. WarehamOBOE, COR ANGLAIS
  • Graham LyonsBASSOON, CLARINET
  • John StannardVOCALS , GUITAR
  • Lyndon GreenVOCALS , GUITAR
  • Mike MorganELECTRIC GUITAR
  • Sergei BezkorvanyVIOLIN
  • Sonny CondellDRUMS
  • Suzanne PerreaultCELLO
  • Terry CoxDRUMS
  • Tony CoeALTO FLUTE, CLARINET FLUTE , CLARINET

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 25 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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