[ELMER GANTRY's] VELVET OPERA - ALBUM DETAILS
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Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera (Direction, 8-63300, 1968)
- Intro (Gantry)
- Mother Writes (Ford)
- Mary Jane (Gantry/Ford)
- I Was Cool (Brown)
- Walter Sky Meets Bill Bailey (Ford/Forster/Cannon)
- Air (Forster/Hudson)
- Lookin' For A Happy Life (Forster/Hudson)
- Flames (Terry)
- What's The Point Of Leaving (Gantry/Ford)
- Long Nights Of Summer (Gantry)
- Dream Starts (Ford/Hudson)
- Reaction Of A Young Man (Gantry/Ford)
- Now She's Gone (Gantry/Ford)
Ride A Hustler's Dream (CBS 63692,1969)
- Ride A Hustler's Dream (Brett)
- Statesboro' Blues (Trad. arr.)
- Money By (Brett/Hudson/Ford/Joyce)
- Black Jack Davy (Ford)
- Raise The Light (Hudson/Brett)
- Raga And Lime (Hudson)
- Anna Dance Square (Brett/Ford)
- Depression (Ford)
- Don't You Realise (Brett/Hudson/Ford/Joyce)
- Warm Day In July (Brett)
- Eleanor Rigby (Lennon/McCartney
Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera (Repertoire REP 4495-WP, 1994)
- Intro (Gantry)
- Mother Writes (Ford)
- Mary Jane (Gantry/Ford)
- I Was Cool (Brown)
- Walter Sky Meets Bill Bailey (Ford/Forster/Cannon)
- Air (Forster/Hudson)
- Lookin' For A Happy Life (Forster/Hudson)
- Flames (Terry)
- What's The Point Of Leaving (Gantry/Ford)
- Long Nights Of Summer (Gantry)
- Dream Starts (Ford/Hudson)
- Reaction Of A Young Man (Gantry/Ford)
- Now She's Gone (Gantry/Ford) Bonus tracks
- Flames (single version) (Terry)
- Salisbury Plain (single version) (Ford/Hudson/Horrocks/Forster/Terry)
- Mary Jane (single version) (Gantry/Ford)
- Dreamy (single version) (Gantry/Ford)
- Volcano (single version) (Blaikley)
- A Quick "B" (single version) (Gantry/Ford/Brett/Hudson)
Ride A Hustler's Dream (Repertoire REP 4531-WP, 1995)
- Ride A Hustler's Dream (Brett)
- Statesboro' Blues (Trad. arr.)
- Money By (Brett/Hudson/Ford/Joyce)
- Black Jack Davy (Ford)
- Raise The Light (Hudson/Brett)
- Raga And Lime (Hudson)
- Anna Dance Square (Brett/Ford)
- Depression (Ford)
- Don't You Realise (Brett/Hudson/Ford/Joyce)
- Warm Day In July (Brett)
- Eleanor Rigby (Lennon/McCartney Bonus tracks
- She Keeps Giving Me These Feelings (McTavish)
- There's A Hole In My Pocket(McTavish)
The Very Best of (See For Miles, 1996, SEECD 417)
- Intro (Gantry)
- Mother Writes (Ford)
- Long Nights Of Summer (Gantry)
- Mary Jane (Gantry/Ford)
- Air (Forster/Hudson)
- Lookin' For A Happy Life (Forster/Hudson)
- Flames (single version) (Terry)
- Dreamy (Gantry/Ford)
- Talk Of The Devil (from the film of the same name)(Woolfson)
- And I Remember (Ford/Terry)
- To Be With You (Ford/Terry)
- The Painter (Elmer Gantry solo) (Ford/Terry)
- Volcano (Blaikley)
- Raga (Hudson)
- Eleanor Rigby (Lennon/McCartney
- Warm Day In July (Brett)
- Anna Dance Square (Brett/Ford)
- Statesboro' Blues (Trad. arr.)
- There's A Hole In My Pocket (McTavish)
Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera (bootleg) (Apothecary Records, no date, Sorcery 001)
- All AlongThe Watchtower
- Mary Jane (Gantry/Ford)
- Something Else(no details)
- Short interview with Brian Matthew
- Flames (Terry)
- Dreamy (Gantry/Ford)
- Mother Writes (Ford)
- Flames (Acetate)(Terry)
- Flames (Acetate cleaned sound)(Terry)
All except * from Saturday Club, BBC Radio 1, 27 Jan 1968, a session which predated the first album by 6 months. Line-up was David Terry (aka Elmer Gantry), Colin Forster, Hud and John.