Lol Coxhill
Ear Of The Beholder (2LP)
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Lol Coxhill: soprano and tenor saxophone, flute, percussions, maracas
David Bedford: piano, organ
Dave Dufort: drums
Mike Oldfield: guitar
Ed Speight: guitar
Pierre Courbois: drums
Burton Greene: piano
Jasper van 't Hof: piano
Robert Wyatt: percussions, vocals
Kevin Ayers: guitar
Live performances and few studio sessions between July 1970 and January 1971.
Release notes
Kirwin Dear is Alias for Kevin Ayers Robert Wyatt is named "Robert of Dulwich" in the sleeve notes. Tracks B4.1 & B4.2 Appear on the label with a different title 'Conversation With Children/ Jamaican Rumba". "Jamaican Rumba" isthe correct name for the Benjamin's song, which is derived from a folk song called "Do Mango Walk" Track D7 is named "That's Why Darkies Were Born" on the label, which is the right name for the song.
| A1 | Introduction | ||
| A2 | Hungerford | ||
| A3 | Deviation Dance | ||
| A4 | Two Little Pigeons | ||
| A5 | Don Alfonso | ||
| A6 | Open Picadilly | ||
| B1 | Feedback | ||
| B2 | Vorblifa-Exit | ||
| B3 | Insensatez | ||
| B4.1 | Conversation | ||
| B4.2 | Mango Walk | ||
| B5 | Picadilly With Goofs | ||
| C1 | Rasa Moods | ||
| D1 | A Collective Improvisation | ||
| D2 | I Am The Walrus | ||
| D3 | The Rhythmic Hooter | ||
| D4 | Lover Man | ||
| D5 | Zoological Fun | ||
| D6 | Little Triple One Shot | ||
| D7 | Dat's Why Darkies Were Born | ||
| D8 | A Series Of Superbly Played Mellotron Codas |
- Karel Oldrich
- Artwork By
- Lol Coxhill
- Liner Notes, Recorded By, Producer
- Alex Hooper
- Recorded By
- Gerry Kitchingham
- Recorded By
- Pete Gibson
- Recorded By
- Richard De Bruyn
- Recorded By
