Time Machine: Anthology 1970-1977 by Stray

Description: Tracks:All in Your MindAround the World in 80 DaysTime MachineYesterday's PromisesSon of the FatherWhere Do Our Children BelongJerichoSuicideOur SongMamma's Coming HomeMove That WigwamMr HoboCome On OverAlright Ma!Oil Fumes and Sea AirHallelujahYou Went AwayI Wanna Be FreeOne Night in Texas Performer Notes: Recorded between 1970 & 1977. Includes liner notes by David Wells.The anthology TIME MACHINE mines the 1970s output of under-the-radar rock band Stray, featuring 35 tracks from that era from the band who garnered a healthy cult following over five decades of music.Personnel: Steve Gadd (vocals); Del Bromham (guitar); Steve Crutchley (drums).Liner Note Author: David Wells .Working-class British hard rock group Stray put out ten records in the 1970s. Their clever progressive blues-rock epics went largely ignored due to the burgeoning London punk scene -- though they count the Damned's Captain Sensible and XTC bassist Colin Moulding as fans. Transatlantic's exhaustive Time Machine: Anthology 1970-1977 chronicles the group's rise from obscurity to cultdom through a well-paced 35-song retrospective that features extensive liner notes and thoughtful musings from bandmembers and fans alike, giving new insight into one of rock & roll's most resilient underdogs. The group disbanded in the '80s, leaving behind a body of work that negates its lack of chart success. In 1997, frontman Del Bromham put together a revised version of the group that continues to tour, impressing a new generation with its trademark hard-working bar band aesthetic. ~ James Christopher Monger Format: CD (2 Disc); Stereo Country: USA Studio/Live: Studio Release Date: 21 April, 2003 Label: Source UK Dimensions: 12.8 x 14.3 x 0.9 centimeters (0.08 kg)

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