Dawn Records (UK) Story and Album Discography

Dawn was started by the Pye label brass in 1969 as a vehicle for recordings made in what is known as the progressive rock genre. There were such labels out from other labels at the time. EMI had Harvest, Philips had Vertigo, [UK] Decca had Deram. Even the British divisions of US labels had prog-rock units: CBS [US Columbia] had Direction while its rival RCA Victor had Neon.

Dawn had recorded rock music in the forms of folk, hard, classic, pop, soft and art. It also recorded jazz and avantgarde music. It initially released EPs that unusually played at 33 RPM, but that novelty was abandoned quickly in favor of the more general LP/45 direction.

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The only consistent hitmakers for Dawn came in the form of Mungo Jerry, with singer Ray Dorset in the command of one of those ever-changing line-ups of band members. The group specialized in a sound that, while contemporary, was also a throwback to the old skiffle days. Their first single, “In the Summertime”, was among many out-of-the-box hits of the summer of 1970, hitting #1 on many worldwide charts, and #3 in the USA. The group had other major hits on Dawn too, such as “Baby Jump”, “Lady Rose”, “You Don’t Have to Be in the Army to Fight in the War”, “Open Up”, “Alright, Alright, Alright”, “Wild Love”, and last but not least, the top-20 “Long Legged Woman Dressed in Black”. They would flee for Polydor after Dawn was shuttered.

Another act Dawn had was a folk-rock group called Prelude. This group was Brian Hume (vocals, guitar), his wife Irene (vocals) and Ian Vardy (guitars, vocals). The group is mostly known for their a-capella version of Neil Young’s “After the Gold Rush”, which hit #21 on the Singles Chart.

Fruupp was the third of Dawn’s acts, hailing from the Northern Irish town of Belfast. They never had a hit recording but were very popular with college students and as supporting acts; they opened for Genesis, Queen, and King Crimson.

So those were the only three notable acts on Dawn. It was not for lack of talent either. It released Donovan’s early 1970s efforts, Open Road and HMS Donovan. Atomic Rooster came from B&C and was an offshoot of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. And then, there was David McWilliams; on Major Minor, he had a hit in 1967 with “Days of Pearly Spencer”.

October 1970 saw the New Musical Express reporting that Demon Fuzz, Titus Groan, Heron and Comus, all Dawn artists, were due to take part in several UK concerts in November for one penny for the price of admission. Those concerts did the label no favours either.

In 1975, Pye decided to close down Dawn, one of several prog-rock labels to be closed by their (founding) proprietor by this time. The timing was great! Dawn had signed Brotherhood of Man after Deram was shuttered by UK Decca, and that group prepared itself for a string of hits (and a Eurovision winner) for Pye. When Pye exited the US market (again) the resulting label, Prelude, was to be renamed in said group’s honour.

The first label used on Dawn LPs was alternatively orange and red with black print with a drawing of the sun in a film strip at the top:

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The second label was a variation of the semi-circle-split label Pye was using but it was on a lavender background and the semi-circle was not coloured in:

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In the fall of 1973, this was replaced with a multi-coloured label with a picture of the sun at the top and some blue waves toward the bottom. The copyright warning font varied between its two versions, as seen below this text:

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The company is unrelated to the American label of that name, which was a jazz label that existed in the ‘50s.

The information in this discography was originally published by Zdeněk Rada of fonorama.cz and has been reformatted or corrected where errors were found.

DNLS 3000 series

DNLS 3001 — Trout Steel — Mike Cooper [10–70] That’s How/Sitting Here Watching/Goodtimes/I’ve Got Mine/Half Sunday Homage To A Whole Leonardo Da Vinci Without Words/Don’t Talk Too Fast/Trout Steel/In The Morning/Hope You See/Pharoah’s March/Weeping Rose

DNLS 3002 — Confusions About a Goldfish — John Kongos [10–69] Confusions About A Goldfish/At This Moment/Deserts Of Mountain Of Men/Seat By The Window/Go Home/Tomorrow//Film, Flam Pharisee/It Was Easy/Blood/The Lady Wants More/Coming Back To You/Amendment To Confusions About A Goldfish

DNLS 3003 — Two Ozs of Plastic with a Hole in the Middle — Man [09–69] Prelude-The Storm/It Is As It Must Be//Spunk Box/My Name Is Jesus Smith/Parchment And Candles/Brother Arnold’s Red And White Striped Tent

DNLS 3004 — Morning Way — Trader Horne [04–70] Some copies of this album had a photo and an insert. Jenny May/Children Of Oare/Three Rings For Eleven Kings/Growing Man/Down And Out Blues/The Mixed-Up King//Better Than Today/In My Loneliness/Sheena/The Mutant/Morning Way/Velvet To Alone/Luke That/Never Was

DNLS 3005 — Do I Know You? — Mike Cooper [04–70] Link/Journey To The East/First Song/Theme In C./Thinking Back//Think She Knows Me Now/Too Late Now/Wish She Was With Me/Do I Know You?/Start Of A Journey/Looking Back

DNLS 3006 — Trio — Trio [04–70] Some copies contain a poster inside the jacket. Oh Dear/Dousing Rod/Silver Cloud/Incantation/Caractacus//Let’s Stand/Foyer Hall/Porte Des Lilas/Veritably//In Between/6’s & 7's/Green Valnut//Billie The Kid/Dee Tune/Centering/Joachim/Drum

DNLS 3007 — The Road — Quiet World [10–70] Great Birth/Theme/First Light/Theme/Star/Theme/Loneliness And Grief/Theme/Change Of Age/Christ One/Hang On/Christ Continued/Body To The Mind/Traveller/Let Everybody Sing/Theme/Children Of The World/Change Of Age/Love Is Walking

DNLS 3008 — Mungo Jerry — Mungo Jerry [12–69] Baby Let’s Play House/Johnny B/Badde/San Francisco Bay Blues/Sad Eyed Joe/Maggie/Peace In The Country//See Me/Movin’ On/My Friend/Mother Boogie/Tramp/Daddie’s Brew

DNLS 3009 — Open Road — Donovan [08–70] Changes/Song For John/Curry Land/Joe Bean’s Theme/People Used To/Celtic Rock//Riki Tiki Tavi/Clara Clairvoyant/Roots Of Oak/Season Of Farewell/Poke At The Pope/New Year’s Resovolution

DNLS 3010 — Heron — Heron [12–70] Yellow Roses/Carr Crash/Harlequin 2/Smiling Ladies/Little Boy/Sally Goodin/Upon Reflection//Lord & Master/Little Angel/Goodbye/For You/Sally Goodin/Carnival & Penitence

DNLS 3011 — Trout Steel — Mike Cooper [1970] Catalogue number was originally assigned to the Richard Stevensen album Gates of Me, which was transferred to Pye prior to its release as NSPL 18358; the older Dawn number can be seen, crossed out, in the deadwax of certain copies of Mr Stevensen’s album. That’s How/Sitting Here Watching/Goodtimes/I’ve Got Mine/A Half Sunday Homage To A Whole//Don’t Talk Too Fast/Trout Steel/In The Mourning/Hope You See/Pharao’s March/Weeping Rose

DNLS 3012 — Titus Groan — Titus Groan [12–70] Fuchsia/If Wasn’t For You/It’s All Up With Us/I Can’t Change/Hall Of Bright Carvings: Theme-In The Dusty High-Vaulted Hall-The Burning-Theme

DNLS 3013 — Afreaka! — Demon Fuzz [11–70] Past, Present And Future/Disillusioned Man/Another Country//Hymn To Mother Earth/Mercy (Variation №1)

DNLS 3014 — Atlantic Bridge — Atlantic Bridge [12–70] MacArthur Park/Dreams/Rosecrans Boulevard/Something/Dear Prudence/Childhood Room (Exit Waltz)

DNLS 3015 — Electric Progress (Baby Batter) — Harvey Mandel [03–71] Baby Better/Midnight Sun/One Way Street/Morton Groove MaMa/Freedom Ball/El Stinger/Hank The Ripper

DNLS 3016 — First Taste — Potliquor [01–71] Down The River Boogie/Ol’ Man River/Riverboat/Toballby/Raven/You’re No Good/Price 20 Cents A Copy/Driftin’

DNLS 3017 — First Meeting — Trifle [01–71] Alibi Annie/Home Again/One Way Glass/But I Might Die Tonight/Is It Loud/Old Fashioned Prayer Meeting/New Religion/Devil Comin’/Candle Light

DNLS 3018 — Where Fortune Smiles — John McLaughlin [04–71] Glancing Backwards/Earth Bound Hearts/Where Fortune Smiles//New Place, Old Place/Hope

DNLS 3019 — First Utterance — Comus [02–71] Diana/The Herald/Drip Drip//Song To Comus/The Bite/Bitten/The Prisoner

DNLS 3020 — Electronically Tested — Mungo Jerry [03–71] She Rowed/I Just Wanna Make Love To You/In The Summertime/Somebody Stole My Wife//Baby Jump/Follow Me Down/Memoirs Of A Stockbroker/You Better Leave That Whisky Alone/Coming Back To You When The Time Comes

DNLS 3021 — Jubilation Foundry — Paul Brett Sage [07–71] Cottage Made For Two/Hold My Hand Mother/Pasadena Days/Keeper Of My Heart/Goodbye Forever/Good Old-Fashioned Funky Kind Of Music/Bits/I Fell So Far/Written In Winter/Tuesday Evening/Help Me Jesus/Jubilation Foundry/Bits

DNLS 3022 — Conflagration — Trio [03–71] Conflagration/Malachite/Nuts//6’s And 7's/B/Afore The Morrow

DNLS 3023 — Jackie McAuley — Jackie McAuley [08–71] Turning Green/Boy On The Bayou/Country Joe/Cameramen/Wilson & Holmes/Spanish Room/It’s Alright/Poor Howard/Away/Bangerine/Ruby Farm

DNLS 3024 — The Dawn Takeaway Concert — Various Artists [10–71] Weather or Not — Bronx Cheer/Country Joe — Jackie McAuley/Somebody Stole My Wife — Mungo Jerry/Childhood Room (Exit Wait) — Atlantic Bridge/Song to Comus — Comus/I Put a Spell on You — Demon Fuzz//Three-Forty-Eight — Mike Cooper/Malachite — Trio/Where Fortune Smiles — John McLaughlin/Wanderer — Heron/Tuesday Evening — Paul Brett’s Sage/One Bass Hit — Be-Bop Preservation Society

DNLS 3025 — Twice as Nice and Half the Price — Heron [10–71] Madman/Take Me Back Home/Love 13/Something Inside/Miss Kiss/John Brown//Big A/Winter Harlequin/Sound Of The Music/Your Love And Mine//You Really Gotta Hold On Me/Great Dust Storm/My Turn To Cry/This Old Heart Of Mine/Minstrel And A King//Getting ’em Down/I Wouldn’t Mind/He’s A Poor Boy/The Devil/Wanderer/Harlequin 5

DNLS 3026 — Country Water/Three-Forty-Eight/Night Journey/Time To Time//Paper And Smoke/Broken Bridges/Now I Know/Goodbye Blues, Goodbye/Places I Know

DNLS 3027 — Be-Bop Preservation Society — Be-Bop Preservation Society [1971] Some copies of this album came with an insert. Donnalee/High Score/Ah-Leu-Cha/Warpaint//Eronel/Godchild/What’s New?/One Bass Hit/Perhaps

DNLS 3028 — You Don’t Have to Be in the Army — Mungo Jerry [10–71] You Don’t Have To Be In The Army To Fight In The War/Ella Speed/Pidgeon Stew/Take Me Back/Give Me Love/Hey Rosalyn//Northcote Arms/There’s A Man Going Round Taking Names/Simple Things/Keep Your Hands Off Her/On A Sunday/That Old Dust Storm

DNLS 3029 — We Had to Let You Have It — Noir [11–71] Rain/Hard Labour/Beggar Man/In Memory Of Lady X/How Long/System/Indian Rope Man/Ju Ju Man

DNLS 3030 — Pluto — Pluto [11–71] Crossfire/And My Old Rocking Chair/Down And Out/She’s Innocent/Road To Glory//Stealing My Thunder/Beauty Queen/Mister Westwood/Rag-a-bone Joe/Bare Lady

DNLS 3031 — Machine Gun Company — Mike Cooper [03–72] Song For Abigail/Singing Tree/Midnight Words//So Glad (That I Found You)/Lady Anne

DNLS 3032 — Schizophrenia — Paul Brett’s Sage [02–72] This album comes in a fold-out jacket revealing a picture of the band. Tale of a Rainy Night/Take Me Back and I Will Love You/Autumn/Make it Over/Bee//Custom Angel Man/Song of Life-Song of Death/Slow Down Ma!/Saviour of the World/Limp Willie

DNLS 3033 — Cold Blue Excursion — Ray Dorset [02–72] Solo album by the only consistent member of Mungo Jerry — its lead singer. Got To Be Free/Cold Blue Excursion/With Me/Have Pity On Me/Time Is Now/Livin’ Ain’t Easy/Help Your Friends/I Need It/Because I Want You/Night-time/Maybe That’s The Way/Always On My Mind

DNLS 3034 — Greatest Hits, Vol. 3 — Bronx Cheer [03–72] Barrelhouse Player/Back Door/Adult Games/Round and Round/Millionaire/Springdale Blues/Lazy Daze//Hold On to Me/Four Street Mess Around/Never Been Known to Lie/Sergeant, Sergeant/A Man Like Me/Change My Mind/The Ballad of Reg Purvis/Tone’s Tune

DNLS 3035 — Been in the Pen Too Long — Paul King [05–72] Grey Eyed Athena/Jean Harlow/Sugarcane/3 Dog Night/Whoa Buck/Clockwork Machine/Candy Man/I’ve Changed My Face/1-Legged Man in a Goldfish Bowl (Been in the Pen Too Long)

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DNLS 3037 — Dawning of the Day — Finbar & Eddie Fury [06–72] Drops Of Brandy/Lagan Love/Farewell To Tarwathy/Locks & Bolts/William Hollander/Crowley’s Reel/Jennifer Gentle/Barney Hare/Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway/Reymardine/French Drink Wine/Blackbird/Dawning Of The Day/Coppers & Brass/Tie The Bonnet/Sally Sits Weeping

DNLS 3038 — Made in England — Atomic Rooster [07–72] A few copies of this album came in denim packaging. Time Take My Life/Stand By Me/Little Bit Of Inner Air/Don’t Know What Went Wrong/Never To Lose/Breathless/Space Cowboy/People You Can’t Trust/All In Satan’s Name/Close Your Eyes

DNLS 3039 — Lord Offaly — David McWilliams [08–72] Go On Back To Momma/She Was A Lady/I Will Always Be Your Friend/Heart Of The Roll/I Would Be Confessed//Spanish Hope/Blind Men’s Stepping Stones/Lord Offaly/The Prisoner/The Gypsy

DNLS 3040 — Trouble at Mill — King Earl Boogie Band [08–72] Bad Storm Coming/Take Me Back/Live Your Own Life P. Mc/Bovver Blues/Plastic Jesus//If The Lord Don’t Get You/Goin’ To German/Keep Your Hands Off My Woman/Go Down You Murderers

DNLS 3041 — Root Power — Mungo Jerry [10–72] Open Up/She’s Gone/Lookin’ For My Girl/See You Again/The Demon//My Girl And Me/Sweet Mary Jane/Lady Rose/Dusty Road/Brand New Car/48 An’ On

DNLS 3042 — No Alternative — Jonesy [10–72] No Alternative/Heaven/Mind Of The Century//1958/Pollution/Ricochet

DNLS 3043 — Profile — Peter Franc [01–73] I’ll Move Again/I Am/Sweet Sweet Music/My Love Depends/I Don’t Mind/Don’t Leave Me Here With Out You/Song For Every Season/Bella Lucia/Tell Me Do You Need Me/Throw Me Away/Am I Wrong/I Always Think Of You

DNLS 3044 — Stephen Jameson — Stephen Jameson [01–73] Singer-songwriter who eventually became a notable comedian by the name of Sol Bernstein, who he claimed was “the world’s oldest living Jewish comedian”. Alberta’s Coming Home/Mary Sue/My Rainbow/Back Together Once Again/Tucson/I Thought Of You Instead/Don’t Say/Just One More Day/Song For Free/Day The World Ran Away/Turn Back The Pages/Margie Make It March

DNLS 3045 — Greatest Hits — Mungo Jerry [03–73] In the Summertime/Mighty Man/Say Goodnight/Lady Rose/Johnny B. Badde/On a Sunday/Open Up/Baby Jump/Maggie/Somebody Stole My Wife/You Don’t Have to Be in the Army to Fight in the War/She Rowed/Have a Whiff on Me/My Girl and Me

DNLS 3046 — Second Birth — Gravy Train [02–73] Morning Coming/Peter/September Morning News/Motorway//Fields And Factories/Strength Of A Dream/Tol Puddle Episode/Second Birth

DNLS 3047 — The Beggar and the Priest — David McWilliams [05–73] Cross The Line/Na-Na/Down The Dockyard/Bells Of Time/Lady Margaret/Daddy Lonesome/Morning That Looks Like Rain/Pharisee/Horseman/Leave The Bottles On The Floor

DNLS 3048 — Keeping Up — Jonesy [05–73] Masquerade/Sunset And Evening Star/Preview/Questions And Answers//Critique (With Exceptions)/Song/Children

DNLS 3049 — Nice & Greasy — Atomic Rooster [10–73] All Across The Country/Save Me/Voodoo In You/Goodbye Planet Earth//Take One Take/Can’t Find A Reason/Ear In The Snow/Satan’s Wheel

DNLS 3050 — Starting as We Mean to Go On — Mason [cancelled] Intended for November 1973, this album did not make it past the promotional pressing stage. It was issued on CD in 2010 — some 37 years later — by Cherry Red Records (CRTREE008). Don’t You Ever Change Your Mind/To 50 From 45/Love’s Evening Song/Lordy/Rise With The Morning/Jann Here Is A Song/48 Now To Each Day/It Was Me Who Left Her/My Country Home/You’ve Gotta Get Up

DNLS 3051 — En Route — Peter Franc [11–73] I Can’t Give Anymore/If I Had/Ballad Of The Superstar/When I Was In Love With You/Talk To You/Make Me Smile/World Of Change/Strict Time/BM 7/It’s The End/Sing Out Your Love Song

DNLS 3052 — How Long is Forever — Prelude [11–73] Some copies of this album were pressed on red vinyl stock. Carry Me/Paris Morning/Sings Of The Times/God/She Only Knows Why/After The Goldrush/Johnson Boy/Beauty Of The World/T.L.T. Blues/Or Maybe The Autumn/Glass Angel/Out There/How Long Is Forever

DNLS 3053 — Future Legends — Fruupp [11–73] Some copies of this album were pressed on blue or burgundy vinyl stock. Future Legends/Decision/As Day Breaks With Dawn/Graveyard Epistle//Lord Of The Incubus/Olde Tyme Future/Song For A Thought/Future Legends Pt. 2

DNLS 3054 — Brian Joseph Friel — Brian Joseph Friel [02–74] Rock & Roll’s In Me/Susan Of The Redwoods/Mailbox Blues/Brown Eyes/Song For Ralph//Railroad Mama/Louise Is Loose/Don’t Let My Dreams Bring You Down/Pisces Lady/I Think It’s Gonna Rain

DNLS 3055 — Growing — Jonesy [11–73] Can You Get That Together/Waltz For Yesterday/Know Who Your Friends Are//Growing/Hard Road/Jonesy

DNLS 3056 — Home is Where I Belong — Quicksand [02–74] Hideaway/My Song/Sunlight Brings Shadows/Empty Street, Empty Heart/Overcome The Pattern/Flying//Time To Live/Home Is Where I Belong/Seasons-Alpha Omega/Hiding It All

DNLS 3057 — Wilderness Road — Wilderness Road [unissued]

DNLS 3058 — Seven Secrets — Fruupp [03–74] Faced With Shekinah/Wise As Wisdom/White Eyes//Garden Lady/Three Spires/Elizabeth

DNLS 3059 — Livin’s Just a State of Mind — David McWilliams [05–74] Singer In The Band/You Wear It Like A Crown/Twenty Golden Years Ago/Sad Dark Eyes/As I Used To Know Her/You’re Only Been A Stranger / Please Come Home / Sweet Lil / Livin’s Just A State Of Mind / Epitaph

DNLS 3060 — The Second Coming — Curtis Knight Zeus [06–74] Zeus/New Horizon/Silver Queen/Mysterious Lady/Road Song//People Places And Things/Cloud/Eyes Of A Child/Confession/Oh Rainbow

DNLS 3061 — Dutch Courage — Prelude [09–74] Open Book/Dear Jesus/To Hell With War/Rufus/Lady From A Small Town//Hotel Room/Rock Dreams/Fly/Adventures On The Way/Follow You Down

DNLS 3062 — Tim Rose — Tim Rose [12–74] It Takes A Little Longer/You Can’t Keep Me/Hide Your Love Away/Boogie Boogie/If I Were A Carpenter//Cryin’ Shame/Darling You Were All That I Had/Cotton Growin’ Man/Goin Down In Hollywood

DNLS 3063 — Good Things Happening — Brotherhood of Man [09–74] Join The Party/Welcome Sunday Morning/Lady Lady Lady Lay/When Love Catches Up On You/Spring Of 1912/Lady/Movin’ With Susan/Every Day Of My Life/Do-be-do/Good Things Happening/Have You Been A Good Boy/He Ain’t Heav , He’s My Brother

DNLS 3064 — Arrivederci Ardrossan — Brien Friel [06–75] Folk Hero/Sweet Vinicombe Street/Growing Stronger/Circles/Ashes And Matchsticks/Roll That Train/Least I Could Do/Fat City/Salad Green Geraldine/San Francisco Streetcar Fire

DNLS 3065 — Handsome — Kilburn and High Roads [07–75] Roadette Song/Pam’s Moods/Crippled With Nerves/Broken Skin/Upminster Kid//Patience (So What?)/Father/Thank You Mum/Rough Kids/Badger And The Rabbit/Mumble Rumble And The Covtail Rock/Call-up

DNLS 3066 — Stand Up and Be Counted — Stary [08–75] Stand Up And Be Counted/For The People/As Long As You Feel Good/Waiting For The Big Break/Precious Love/Smile/Maybe You Do/Down Down Down/Woolie/Everyday/The End

DNLS 3067 — Get Me to the Country — McKendree Spring [08–75] Hold On/Easier Things Have Been Done/She’d Never Leave Chicago/Meeting Paris/Give It Some Time//So Long Daddy-O/I’ve Been On The Mountain/Get Me To The Country/Hustler/Give It All You’ve Got To Give

DNLS 3068 — Sahara Sunrise — Sahara [01–76] Marie Celeste/Circles/Rainbow Rider//Sunrise Pt. 1: Sunrise-The Divinity Of Being-Perception Including Devils Tune-Paramount Confluence Pt. 2/Sunrise Pt. 2: Aspiration-Creativity-Realisation

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DNLS 3070 — Modern Masquerades — Fruupp [11–75] Misty Morning Way/Masquerading With Dawn/Gormenghast//Mystery Night/Why/Janet Planet/Sheba’s Song

DNLS 3071 — Love and Kisses from Brotherhood of Man — Brotherhood of Man [1975] Original track listing; it was reorganized in 1976 for Pye NSPL 18490 when “Save Your Kisses for Me” became a hit for the group. Shame On You Baby/Be My Lovin’ Baby/Dream On/Tugging/I’m So Much In Love/You Are Love//Now/Cry Thief/Nothing In The World/Love Me For What I Am/Sweet Lady From Georgia/Kiss Me, Kiss Your Baby

DNLS 3072 — Live at Woodstock Town Hall — Stu Martin and John Surman [01–76] Harry Lovett-Man Without A Country/Are You Positive You’re Negative/Wrested In Mustard//Professor Goodly’s Implosion Machine/Master Of Disaster/Don’t Leave Me Like This

DNLS 3501 — Long Legged Woman — Mungo Jerry [11–73] Long Legged Woman Dressed In Black/Glad I’m A Rocker/Gonna Bop ‘till I Drop/Wild Love/O’Reilly/The Sun Is Shining/Summer’s Gone//Don’t Stop/Going Back Home/No Girl Reaction/Little Miss Hipshake/Milk Cow Blues/I Don’t Wanna Go Back To School/Alright Alright Alright

DNLD 4000 series

DNLD 4001 — HMS Donovan — Donovan [07–71] The Walrus And The Carpenter/Jabberwocky/The Seller Of The Stars/Lost Time/The Little White Road/The Star//Coulter’s Candy/The Road/Things To Wear/The Owl And The Pussycat/Homesickness/Fishes In In Love/Mr Wind//Wynken Blynken And Nod/Celia Of The Seas/The Pee Song/The Voyage To The Moon/The Unicorn/Lord Of Dance/Little Ben/Canye Dance//In An Old Fashioned Picture Book/The Song Of The Wandering Aengus/A Funny Man/Lord Of The Reedy River/Henry Martin/Queen Mab/La Moor

DNSM 5001 — Has it Dawned on You? — Various Artists [12–75] Future Legends — Fruupp/For the People — Stray/Rough Kids — Kilburn and High Roads/Railroad Mama — Brian Joseph Friel/After the Gold Rush — Prelude/Leave the Bottle on the FLoor — David McWilliams/Wild One — Mungo Jerry/Upminster Kid — Kilburn and High Roads//Prince of Heaven — Fruupp/Home is Where I Belong — Quicksand/Rock Dreams — Prelude/Ricochet — Jonesy/Peter — Gravytrain/Growing Stronger — Brian Joseph Friel/Starbright Starlight — Gravytrain/Precious Love — Stray

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