Renaissance - A SONG FOR ALL SEASONS

Renaissance - A SONG FOR ALL SEASONSIt's another Renaissance album, it's Annie Haslam, it's good. This is the original UK release with original poster insert.

although he had done 'solo' tracks on their joint album 'Open' and he also backed Sonny Boy Williamson on 'Don't Send Me No Flowers' (recorded in 1965 but not released until '68 and which also featured an early appearance by Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page)

Now seen as a classic of so-called psychedlic rock

Donovan and Dylan songs as well as his own compositions

Blind musician Moondog produced this album of sometimes hypnotic

King Crimson and Genesis

This excellent condition copy is the original UK release with gatefold sleeve

West Cost prog rock to my mind and any notable 60/70's collection must have at least one example

One of their most successful albums with 'Oh Yeah'

Roger Daltrey

'Hes Misstra Know It All' and 'DonÕt You Worry Bout A Thing'

with deployment of studio effects

Third studio album by early Brit prog rockers