Trapeze- Lost Tapes Vol. 1 - Yellow (Vinyl) Sultan StevensonThe tracks on "Lost Tapes Vol. 1" are a collection of previously unreleased Trapeze songs compiled by Tom Galley, brother of Trapeze founding member Mel Galley. The tracks are from various recording sessions, starting in the early 70s until the band's break up in the 90s. The tracks not only prove how good the various Trapeze line ups were, but also capture the passion, energy and enthusiasm in the making of the songs themselves. "Lost Tapes Vol. 1"
Woman Down in Arkansas
for encouraging me to take risks and tread off the beaten path
Shitting with the Door Open
Symphonie Du Festin Royal de Monseigneur Le Comte D'artois Quatrième Suite Excerpts François Francœur (1698-1787)
Christ's teacher who proclaimed that you don't need to make blood sacrifices in the temple of Jerusalem to have communion with God - it's direct one to one in the desert
the follow up to the high octane 'Covered In Gold'
Respect My Gun (F
Iceland: a country where insular existence has spurred a rich and vibrant culture
You Have Already Gone to the Other World
whereas the songs on CD6 belong to the salon
Also included are three songs that didn’t make it on to the band’s eponymous debut album: “I Came Back Here to Meet You
The Blind Boys of Alabama