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Magic Carpet - Magic Carpet (Reissue) (1971/2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Magic Carpet
- Title: Magic Carpet
- Year Of Release: 1971/2006
- Label: MSI Music Distribution
- Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Folk Rock, Indo-Prog/Raga Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 01:01:33
- Total Size: 151/359 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
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Tracklist:
1. The Magic Carpet (2:28)
02. The Phoenix (3:23)
03. Black Cat (4:06)
04. Alan's Christmas Card (3:22)
05. Harvest Song (3:41)
06. Do You Hear The Words (3:01)
07. Father Time (4:22)
08. La La (2:42)
09. Peace Song (3:50)
10. Take Away Kesh (2:36)
11. High Street (3:39)
12. The Dream (3:56)
Bonus Track:
13. Raga (20:27)
Line-up::
Clem Alford - Sitar, Esraj, Tamboura
Alisha Sufit - Vocals, Guitars
Jim Moyes - Guitars
Keshav Sathe - Indian Tabla, Percussion
Psych folk project of the Scottish's sitarist Clem Alford.
When the North London-based group Magic Carpet's LP was released on Mushroom Records in 1972, it failed to leave an impression on the consciousness of the general record buying public. It is difficult to say why the music of Jim Alford, Clem Alford, Keshav Sathe and singer/guitar player Alisha Sufit disappeared through the metaphorical 'cracks in the sidewalk', but it is likely that a combination of the label's economical restraints, which subsequently led to only a small pressing of the album ever being made and the era's perpetually shifting musical-climate played more than a small a part in the fate of what has become a jewelled crown in the treasure trove of psyche-tinged folk music. It is in turns haunting and beautiful; happy and sad; poignant and light-hearted. An unique journey of sounds!
When the North London-based group Magic Carpet's LP was released on Mushroom Records in 1972, it failed to leave an impression on the consciousness of the general record buying public. It is difficult to say why the music of Jim Alford, Clem Alford, Keshav Sathe and singer/guitar player Alisha Sufit disappeared through the metaphorical 'cracks in the sidewalk', but it is likely that a combination of the label's economical restraints, which subsequently led to only a small pressing of the album ever being made and the era's perpetually shifting musical-climate played more than a small a part in the fate of what has become a jewelled crown in the treasure trove of psyche-tinged folk music. It is in turns haunting and beautiful; happy and sad; poignant and light-hearted. An unique journey of sounds!
Oldies | Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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