Lol Coxhill
Ear of Beholder (2LP)
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Radiation Deluxe Series present a reissue of Lol Coxhill's Ear Of Beholder, originally released in 1971. Ear Of Beholder is one of the most beguiling and adventurous records of the 1970s, which is saying a lot as that is a musical decade marked by groundbreaking creativity. Originally released on John Peel's Dandelion label, Lol Coxhill's sprawling double album debut is an avant-garde jazz masterstroke that features Robert Wyatt and much of the Whole World group, Kevin Ayers's backing band at the time (of which Lol was a member). Ranging from straight-up feedback to re-workings of standards, outdoor recordings to spoken word, improvisation to vaudeville, Ear Of Beholder covers more ground in two LPs than most artists do in a lifetime. Difficult, adventurous listening from one of British jazz's most brilliant innovators. 180 gram vinyl; Comes in a gatefold sleeve.
Format
Released in a gatefold cover on 180 gram vinyl.
Limited to 500 copies.
Release notes
Released in a gatefold cover on 180 gram vinyl. Limited to 500 copies.
| A1 | Introduction | ||
| A2 | Hungerford | ||
| A3 | Deviation Dance | ||
| A4 | Two Little Pigeons | ||
| A5 | Don Alfonso | ||
| A6 | Open Piccadilly | ||
| B1 | Feedback | ||
| B2 | Vorblifa -Exit | ||
| B3 | Insensatez | ||
| B4a | A Conversation With Children | ||
| B4b | Mango Walk | ||
| B5 | Jamaican Rumba | ||
| B6 | Piccadilly With Goofs | ||
| C | Rasa - Moods | ||
| D1 | A Collective Improvisation | ||
| D2 | I Am The Walrus | ||
| D3 | The Rhythmic Hooter | ||
| D4 | Loverman | ||
| D5 | Zoological Fun | ||
| D6 | Little Triple One Shot | ||
| D7 | That's Why Darkies Were Born | ||
| D8 | A Series Of Superbly Played Mellotron Codas |
- Karel Oldrich
- Design [Sleeve]
- Lol Coxhill
- Liner Notes
