Family- Anyway (Exp) [Remastered] (Uk) (CD)
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A New Expanded 2cd Edition Of The Classic 1970 Album By The Legendary Family. Newly Remastered From The Master Tapes. Featuring An Additional 16 Bonus Tracks Drawn From Singles And BBC Radio Sessions. Includes An Illustrated Booklet With A New Essay. Featuring vocalist Roger Chapman, guitarist John 'Charlie' Whitney, drummer Rob Townsend, bassist and violinist John Weider and multi-instrumentalist John 'Poli' Palmer on vibes, keyboards and flute, 'Anyway' comprised a side of live recordings made at The Fairfield Hall in Croydon in July 1970 and a side of studio tracks recorded at Olympic Studios in the late summer. Family were always a fine live act, and the performances of songs such as 'Good News Bad News', 'Holding the Compass' and 'Strange Band' showed the band at the peak of their powers on stage. The album's studio tracks were equally fine, with 'Part of the Load', 'Anyway' and 'Lives and Ladies' being fine examples of the diversity of the band's music. Released in November 1970, the album reached number seven on the UK chart and continued The Family's run of successful albums.
Tracklist:
- Good News, Bad News
- Willow Tree
- Holding the Compass
- Strange Band
- Part of the Load
- Anyway
- Normans
- Lives and Ladies
- Strange Band (Studio Version)
- The Weavers Answer (1970 Single Version)
- Hung Up Down (1970 Single Version)
- Normans (American LP Edited Version)
- Good News, Bad News
- Lives and Ladies
- Holding the Compass
- Drowned in Wine
- Wheels
- Processions / No Mules Fool
- Holding the Compass
- Lives and Ladies
- Strange Band
- The Weaver's Answer
- Blow By Blow
UPC > 5013929483095
Format > New CD
Label > Esoteric
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A New Expanded 2cd Edition Of The Classic 1970 Album By The Legendary Family. Newly Remastered From The Master Tapes. Featuring An Additional 16 Bonus Tracks Drawn From Singles And BBC Radio Sessions. Includes An Illustrated Booklet With A New Essay. Featuring vocalist Roger Chapman, guitarist John 'Charlie' Whitney, drummer Rob Townsend, bassist and violinist John Weider and multi-instrumentalist John 'Poli' Palmer on vibes, keyboards and flute, 'Anyway' comprised a side of live recordings made at The Fairfield Hall in Croydon in July 1970 and a side of studio tracks recorded at Olympic Studios in the late summer. Family were always a fine live act, and the performances of songs such as 'Good News Bad News', 'Holding the Compass' and 'Strange Band' showed the band at the peak of their powers on stage. The album's studio tracks were equally fine, with 'Part of the Load', 'Anyway' and 'Lives and Ladies' being fine examples of the diversity of the band's music. Released in November 1970, the album reached number seven on the UK chart and continued The Family's run of successful albums.
Tracklist:
- Good News, Bad News
- Willow Tree
- Holding the Compass
- Strange Band
- Part of the Load
- Anyway
- Normans
- Lives and Ladies
- Strange Band (Studio Version)
- The Weavers Answer (1970 Single Version)
- Hung Up Down (1970 Single Version)
- Normans (American LP Edited Version)
- Good News, Bad News
- Lives and Ladies
- Holding the Compass
- Drowned in Wine
- Wheels
- Processions / No Mules Fool
- Holding the Compass
- Lives and Ladies
- Strange Band
- The Weaver's Answer
- Blow By Blow
UPC > 5013929483095
Format > New CD
Label > Esoteric
Shop online at Darkside Records.
Follow us on Instagram.
> Due to the current limited nature of music titles, ALL CD & Vinyl purchases are limited to FOUR copies per customer, per item. If you place multiple orders for multiples of the same title, your subsequent orders will be canceled.