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Article: 72 Jazz Thrillers

The Most Exciting Jazz Albums Since 1969: 1969-1983

by Robert Middleton
October 2, 2023

As a teenager of 18 in 1970, I was heavily into rock music, The Beatles, Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix and the Grateful Dead. I subscribed to Rolling Stone Magazine and really enjoyed the record reviews. One fateful day in May 1970, I read their review (by Langdon Winner) of Miles Davis's Bitches Brew. I may have ...

Album

In the Land of Grey and Pink

By Caravan

Label: Deram
Released: 1971
Track listing: Golf Girl; Winter Wine; Love to Love You (And Tonight Pigs Will Fly); In the Land of Grey and Pink; Nine Feet Underground a. Nigel Blows a Tune (5:42) b. Love's a Friend (3:20) c. Make It 76 (1:45) d. Dance of the Seven Paper Hankies (1:08) e. Hold Grandad by the Nose (2:16) f. Honest I Did! (2:03) g. Disassociation (3:16) h. 100% Proof (3:13); 43:31; Frozen Rose (I Don't Know Its Name Alias The Word); Aristocracy; It's Likely to have a Name Next Week (Instrumental version of Winter Wine); Group Girl (First version of Golf Girl with different lyrics); Disassociation/100% Proof (New Mix) (Closing section of Nine Feet Underground); 31:21; Frozen Rose (I Don't Know Its Name Alias the Word) (Steven Wilson New Stereo Mix); Love to Love You (And Tonight Pigs Will Fly) (Steven Wilson New Stereo Mix); Nine Feet Underground – Medley (Alternate Stereo Mix); Aristocracy (Album Session Recordings, December 1970); It Doesn't Take a Lot (Album Session Recordings, December 1970); Love to Love You (And Tonight Pigs Will Fly) (Extended Version / Album Session Recordings, December 1970); It's Likely to Have a Name Next Week (Winter Wine Instrumental Demo / Album Session Recordings, December 1970); Nigel Blows a Tune (First version / Album Session Recordings, December 1970); Group Girl (Golf Girl First Version / / Album Session Recordings, December 1970); Love Song With Flute (Recorded for the BBC's Sounds of The Seventies, 11 March 1971); In the Land of Grey and Pink (Recorded for the BBC's Sounds of The Seventies, 11 March 1971); Love to Love You (And Tonight Pigs Will Fly) (Recorded for the BBC's Sounds of The Seventies, 11 March 1971); Nine Feet Underground (Recorded for John Peel's Sunday Concert at the Paris Theatre, 6 May 1971); Feelin', Reelin', Squealin' (Recorded for John Peel's Sunday Concert at the Paris Theatre, 6 May 1971).