July Discography of CDs

July CD discography July has come to be highly prized, mainly for the presence of "My Clown," which is considered to be one of the great psychedelic singles of all time. Tom Newman, who went on to glory as the engineer of choice for Mike Oldfield, handles the vocals for the majority of the album (the exception being Chris Jackson's "Crying Is for Writers"), as well as the majority of the songwriting. Tony Duhig, who later moved on to start Jade Warrior and Assagai, provides guitars and a strong sense of Indian music, although the greater part of his participation is via warbling and groaning guitars, and a fortunately blazing solo in the midst of the otherwise painful "Crying Is for Writers." Very good psychedelia, for the most part, but a bit dated in places and heavily influenced by much of the music coming from the direction of San Francisco at that time. The first six cuts are perhaps the most essential, going by the original vinyl release: "My Clown" and "Dandelion Seeds" are delightful, while "Jolly Mary" is simply good fun. [Originally released in 1968, July was reissued on an import-only Japanese CD in 2005. The 2008 CD reissue on Rev-Ola adds four bonus tracks, including the non-LP 1968 single "Hello, Who's There?" and the 45 versions of three songs from the album, "My Clown," "Dandelion Seeds," and "The Way." It also has lengthy historical liner notes from British psychedelia expert David Wells.] ~ Steven McDonald Repressing. Digitally remastered and expanded reissue of one of the most sought-after British Psychedelic '60s albums of all time. Originally released in 1968, the album's main appeal is its haunting brand of Psychedelia and Rev-Ola are delighted to announce that this special CD issue has four bonus tracks. The gorgeous package is also enhanced by a quantity of previously unpublished photographs and some highly-informative CD booklet notes by '60s Pop-sike expert David Wells. 16 tracks. Liner Note Author: David ...

July albums Track Listing of songs: Swing; Beer in Mexico; Little Too Late; Stealing Kisses; Me and My Gang; Building Bridges; Hank; Looking for a Reason; Everybody Knows; What's Up with That; Meat and Potato Man; You Ain't Woman Enough Ab; Swinging for the Fence; Would You Go with Me; Nothin' But a Love Thang;

July CD discography Track Listing of songs: Song For Insane Times; Dandelion Seeds; Real Life Permanent Dream; Hold On; Strange Walking Man; Towards the Skies; Model Village; Dog Presides; Hurry Up John; Last Cloud Home; Is It Love?; Nightmare In Red; Equestrian Statue; Sun Sing; Castle In the Sky; Monday Morning; Mr Commuter; All the World Is Love; World of You; William Chalker's Time Machine; World Spinning Sadly; ...

July albums Track Listing of songs: Besos; His Majesty; El Fantasma De La Libertad; Besos; His Majesty; ???? 6; His Majesty; His Majesty; Besos; El Fantasma De La Libertad; El Fantasma De La Libertad;

July music CDs Track Listing of songs: Ginga Tetsudou Threenine; Mahoutsukai Sarii; Ace Wo Nerae; Waiwai World; Attack Number One No Thema; Cha-La Head-Cha-La; Ashita No Joe; Tonchin Kanchin Ikkyuusan; Mazinger Z; Sougen No Maruko; Ram No Lovesoung; Zankoku Na Tenshi No These;