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See for Miles' Fever Tree/Another Time, Another Place combines Fever Tree's first two (and best) albums on one compact disc. While this is certainly of interest to collectors of '60s psychedelia, most listeners will be satisfied with one of the group's hits collections. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2 LPs on 1 CD.
2 LPs on 1 CD: FEVER TREE (1968) / ANOTHER TIME ANOTHER PLACE (1968). Fever Tree/Another Time Another Place Music Fever Tree/Another Time Another Place Songs | 1. | Imitation Situation 1 (Toccata and Fugue) |
| 2. | Where Do You Go? |
| 3. | San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native) |
| 4. | Ninety-Nine and One Half |
| 5. | Man Who Paints the Pictures |
| 6. | Filigree & Shadow |
| 7. | Sun Also Rises, The |
| 8. | Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out |
| 9. | Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing |
| 10. | Unlock My Door |
| 11. | Come With Me (RainSong) |
| 12. | Man Who Paints the Pictures (Part 2) |
| 13. | What Time Did You Say It Is in Salt Lake City |
| 14. | Don't Come Crying to Me Girl |
| 15. | Fever |
| 16. | Grand Candy Young Sweet |
| 17. | Jokes Are For Sad People |
| 18. | I've Just Seen Evergreen |
| 19. | Peace of Mind  |
| 20. | Death Is the Dancer |
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Fever Tree/Another Time Another Place Music Review Average Rating: (3.7 out of 5 stars)   another texas band enchanted by west coast psychedelia
This reissue of psych-rock quintet Fever Tree's first 2 LPs on a single CD offers another instance of a Texas band captivated by the Bay Area sound of psychedelia, ca. 1967-69. Other Texas-originated bands that went this route included FT's Houston contemporaries the Moving Sidewalks (precursors to ZZTop) and the Austin freak band the 13th Floor Elevators, fronted by lysergized legend roky erickson. The Steve Miller band, which was San Francisco-based but led by two transplanted Dallasites, Miller and Boz Scaggs, can be considered members of this category as well. The sound is a bit pretentious and ponderous at times, but the classic psych-pop anthem "San Francisco Girls" holds up.
Submitted by mbrachman (evanston, IL) 
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 1st Album a classic
From Houston, to psychedelia via songwriters twice their age. Wow. Awesome, unfortunately stuck on UNI label in the late 60's. These guys should have ripped it up nationally. Fever Tree(1st) is from beginning to end excellent, #2 is very good but like all their subsequent releases not equal to the 1st.
Submitted by rkbetts (Carlisle, Pa.)
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 Very Dated Sounding
This 2-fer has a few decent cover tunes on it, but overall is pretty unlistenable. It's CD release does prove one thing. If this kind of material can get a CD release, then there is still hope for a lot of good music out there that has yet to make it to CD!
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