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Folk And Country Rock
Uphill All The Way is the debut studio album by the Surrey-based British folk-rock group Unicorn, released in 1971 on Transatlantic Records. Produced by Hugh Murphy, who was also working on Gerry Rafferty's debut it blends folk and country rock with CSN-style harmonies and features covers of songs by Jimmy Webb "P.F. Sloan", Neil Young, James Taylor and Gerry Rafferty alongside Ken Baker originals.
Tracks:
1. P.F. Sloan 4:31
2. 115 Bar Joy 3:52
3. I’ve Loved Her So Long 2:42
4. Don’t Ever Give Up Trying 5:09
5. Country Road 4:13
6. Something To Say 4:43
7. Ain’t Got A Lot Of Future 6:49
8. Never Going Back 3:21
9. You, You, You Have 5:37
10. Please Sing A Song For Us 3:09
Personnel:
Bass Guitar, Vocals – Pat Martin
Drums, Congas, Percussion, Vocals – Peter Perrier
Electric Guitar [6 String], Acoustic Guitar [6 And 12 String], Organ, Piano, Harmonium, Electric Piano, Vocals – Ken Baker
Lead Guitar, Electric Guitar [6 & 12 String], Acoustic Guitar [6 And 12 String], Flute, Vocals – Trevor Mee
Tambourine – Hugh Murphy
I think that I vaguely remember this band, and was surprised that they were not better received. Thanks for sharing...
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DeleteJust listened to this and do remember te group from while I was living in London. Good record, still can't figure out how they missed the lights! Thanks again.
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Unfortunately, there are many, many similar cases!
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