Stonefield Tramp (reissue LP '74) - T Kail (reissue LP '80) - LP-albumit (useita esineitä) - Reissue - 1974

Folk Rock, Folk, Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock.

1. Stonefield Tramp – Dreaming Again... (Sommor – SOMM001) made in Spain 2010 limited edition reissue LP of 1974 album | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: NM (mint-) Only 500 copies ever made | 180 gram black vinyl. Includes a big insert with lyrics and photos. (Item is in New condition) comes with insert.
The U.K. folk scene was exploding with ambitious young singer/songwriters and acoustic pickers in the early ‘70s, when Rob Van Spyk first banded together with some similarly inclined pals to form a group that mixed rootsy sounds with often-political lyricism, the latter mostly supplied by Terry Friend. They changed their name to Stonefield Tramp and unveiled another D.I.Y. album, Dreaming Again, that same year. The album shifts back and forth between two modes. One has a folk-rocky, all-for-one collective feel, with the group's acoustic -- and occasionally electric psychedelic -- axes riffing at length over the same vamp, while rough-hewn vocals deliver intense, socially conscious lyrics mostly written by Friend.

2. T Kail – Somewhere, Sometime (Out-Sider – OSR010) made in Spain 2013 limited reissue LP of 1980 album | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: NM (mint-) --> as New. | Includes insert with photos and notes.
I'm so glad that this album turned out to be much better than I expected. I somehow got fooled by the late release date and therefore I thought that this wouldn't be anything special in the psychedelic rock genre.
Their style is obviously influenced by the late 60's/early 70's west coast psych rock bands with female lead singer. And the band sounds very much like their influences which is a positive thing in this albums case. The band sounds nice and they've succeeded with these songs really well. That funk influenced song "Dance Dance" is the weakest track here but it's pretty decent as well. The rest of the material is strong and that's why I'll rate this very good disc with four stars out of five. Recommended! Band hails from Minneapolis USA.