Bringing together all his 1960s studio recordings, plus demo and live recordings; with extensive notes.
Frightened… Rebellious Jukebox… Industrial Estate (Yeah Yeah)... Futures And Pasts…
Her last Columbia, from 1979. This includes disco mixes of Love Dancin’, and the Diana Ross classic Touch Me In The Morning.
The three albums for John Peel’s Dandelion label, plus live material, and recordings made for the BBC between 1968 and 1972. Clickety-click, sixty-six tracks.
‘Bridget St John proved to be the closest Dandelion got to acid folk and psychedelia; her two later albums for the label contain flashes of avant- garde adventurousness, but are closer in spirit to Nick Drake or a post- Fotheringay Sandy Denny’ (Seasons They Change).
The discs are presented in mini LP sleeves; the booklet includes memorabilia and comprehensive notes.
Classic early-eighties jazz-funk for GRP, with Hoboglabotribin, Spinnin, and a nice cover of Miles’ Solar amongst the highlights of his teenage debut; likewise Weldon Irvine’s Mr Clean on the follow-up.