Glencoe — Glencoe 1972 (UK, Progressive Rock)

A band that brought together good musicians - keyboardist Graham Maitland played on Five Day Rain and Les Fleur De Lys, guitarist John Turnbull on Arc, Heavy Jelly, Skip Bifferty, and bassist Norman Watt- Roy on the Greatest Show On Earth, and later became closely associated with the pub rock scene and even with The Selecter. The result is a good album of classic guitar-keyboard rock as well as progressive moments reminiscent of the early "Camel" or "Wishbone Ash" and "America"-esque chants, as well as quite rock and roll songs. The band accompanied Deep Purple on their 1972 UK tour.

Tracks:
01. Airport — 5:00
02. Look Me In The Eye — 4:12
03. Lifeline — 5:42
04. Telephonia — 4:58
05. It’s — 5:37
06. Book Me For The Flight — 5:22
07. Hay Fever — 4:40
08. Questions — 3:19
09. Sinking Down A Well — 4:57

Personnel:
John Turnbull — guitars, vocals
Graham Maitland — keyboards, vocals
Norman Watt-Roy — bass, vocals
Stuart Francis — drums, percussion
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