JAN DUKES DE GREY Mice And Rats In The Loft (1971 UK 3-track vinyl LP, fantastic progressive psychedelic opus which is redolent of the pysch folk of Fresh Maggots and Forest, but then dips into Soft Machine for extended instrumentals with a bucket load of wah-wah and wailing vocals. Gatefold laminated cover with inner plastic bag attached inside the gatefold. The sleeve does have a one inch tear on the top-right hand corner which has been repaired, otherwise there is only light signsof edge wear and minor laminate rippling visible. The vinyl has some very light mottling on the disc where the vinyl has reacted with the plastic foam inner, but as this is only the second copy we have seen in thirty years hunting, finding it at all is a small miracle! Despite the cosmetic wear, the labels indicate light play only. Truly a holy grail in a genre which is becoming more & more collectable TRA234) more...
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JAN DUKES DE GREY Strange Terrain (2010 issue UK 19-track CD album - Responsible for two of the strangest, most beguiling acid folk albums of the early 1970s, Jan Dukes de Grey have long been a legendary name on the prog / folk / psych collector circuit. Their 2nd album seemed to be the final word on the band. However, during conversations with arch-Duke Derek Noy, it transpired that Jan Dukes had actually gone on to record a third album, 'Strange Terrain', that had failed to appear at the time, largely due to the emergence of punk. Recorded across 1976-77 under a production deal with Pink Floyd [Roger Waters produced and mixed two of the tracks], 'Strange Terrain' retains the boundless spirit of adventure and idiosyncratic approach to music-making that characterised their earlier albums, and is a vital addition to Jan Dukes de Grey's small but fascinating body of recorded work. This 2010 edition comes expanded with 7 Bonus Recordings including an alternate version of 'Free Flow', the novelty single 'Standing In A Little 'Ole' [issued under the band's punk-era pseudonym Rip Snorter] and more) more...
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