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Fairfield Parlour - From Home to Home (Ex.Kaleidoscope UK 1970)

 

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Fairfield Parlour were an English progressive rock band that recorded in the late 1960s into the early 1970s. After the psychedelic rock group Kaleidoscope moved further into progressive rock, and also to avoid confusion with the American group Kaleidoscope, they renamed themselves Fairfield Parlour. Both bands consisted of members Peter Daltrey (vocals, keyboards), Eddy Pumer (guitars), Steve Clark (bass, flute), and Dan Bridgman (drums).
The band released several singles and in 1970 one critically acclaimed full-length LP of '60s-influenced British pop psychedlia, From Home to Home, which is considered a classic now. This was followed up by the recording of the rock opera White Faced Lady in 1970-71, which was shelved until 1991 when it was released under the name Kaleidoscope.
The saga of Fairfield Parlour, though brief, is confusing because the group was really the same as Kaleidoscope (the British band called Kaleidoscope, not to be confused with the psychedelic band called Kaleidoscope from California who was active in the same era). Around 1970, Kaleidoscope changed their name to Fairfield Parlour, though the music was pretty much the same whimsical, fairy tale-ish blend of harmony pop/rock folk with late-'60s Beatles and Pink Floyd psychedelic flavors. They issued a 1970 LP on Vertigo, From Home to Home, which continued the directions they had staked out in Kaleidoscope, with slightly heavier rock arrangements.
Shortly after its release, they worked on a double-LP concept album, White Faced Lady, based on the story of a troubled young woman who becomes a movie star, but descends into tragic death. Plans to join the RCA roster stalled when their contact at the label departed. The album was not issued at

the time, though it finally appeared in the '90s. In 2000, the double-CD compilation The Fairfield Parlour Years -- billed, confusingly, as Kaleidoscope -- combined the From Home to Home and White Faced Lady albums, adding bonus tracks from non-LP releases and other sources.

Fairfield Parlour were an English progressive rock band that recorded in the late 1960s into the early 1970s. After the psychedelic rock group Kaleidoscope moved further into progressive rock, and also to avoid confusion with the American group Kaleidoscope, they renamed themselves Fairfield Parlour. The members were Peter Daltrey (vocals, keyboards), Eddy Pumer (guitars), Steve Clark (bass, flute) and Dan Bridgman (drums).
The band released several singles and in 1970 one critically acclaimed full-length LP of '60s-influenced British pop psychedlia, From Home to Home, which is now considered a classic. This was followed up by the recording of the rock opera White Faced Lady in 1970-71, which was shelved until 1991 when it was released under the name Kaleidoscope. [AMG]


01. Aires
02. In My Box
03. By Your Bedside
04. Soldier Of Flesh
05. I Will Always Feel The Same
06. Free
07. Emily
08. Chalk On The Wall
09. Glorious House Of Arthur
10. Monkey
11. Sunnyside Circus
12. Drummer Boy Of Shiloh
13. Bordeaux Rose


Bonus Tracks:
14. Just Another Day
15. Caraminda
16. Song For You
17. I Am All The Animals
18. Baby, Stay For Tonight
19. Eye Witness
20. Let The Wold Wash In
21. Medieval Masquerade
+ Bonus CD Single:
01. Let the World Wash In
02. Medieval Masquerade


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