Tracklist
| I've Never Seen Love Like This | 2:02 | ||
| Lesley's World | 2:21 | ||
| Congress Alley | 2:05 | ||
| Music Machine | 3:02 | ||
| Door Knob Music | 3:44 | ||
| I'll Stay With You | 2:38 | ||
| Can't Find The Time To Tell You | 3:25 | ||
| Never In My Life | 2:00 | ||
| The Dream | 3:50 |
Credits (8)
Harry SandlerDrums, Percussion
Eddie Smith (3)Engineer
Val ValentinEngineer [Director Of Engineering]-
Stephen LorberPhotography By [Cover & Liner]
Alan LorberProducer, Arranged By
John Eric Gulliksen*Vocals, Bass
Notes
Originally released December 1967 (according to liner notes by Alan Lorber in the 1995 2xCD collection 'The Best Of').
Originally released January 1968 (according to liner notes by Alan Lorber & Cary E. Mansfield in the 2001 CD collection 'The Very Best Of').
Originally released January 1968 (according to liner notes by Alan Lorber & Cary E. Mansfield in the 2001 CD collection 'The Very Best Of').
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – SE 4524 | US | 1967 | US — 1967 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – SE4524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – MGM CS 8072 | UK | 1968 | UK — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – E-4524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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First Record – FL-1651 | Taiwan | 1968 | Taiwan — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – SE 4524 | Canada | 1968 | Canada — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – MGX 4524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – MCB 84524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – SE 4524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records Division – MGMC8072 | UK & Ireland | 1968 | UK & Ireland — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – E-4524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – SE 4524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – SE-4524 | US | 1968 | US — 1968 |
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Orpheus
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Iris Music Group – IMG-149 | US | 2006 | US — 2006 |
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Orpheus
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Iris Music Group – IMG-149 | US | 2006 | US — 2006 |
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Orpheus
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MGM Records – SE 4524 | US | US |
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Reviews
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Edited 6 days agoNot psychedelic in the least, unless you think adding strings and reverb on vocals makes it psychedelic -
This record is magical! Sunshine pop/psych, creates wonderful feelings! Great album!
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why this great lp has never been reissued?its unfair at least...
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A crisp, lush optimistic well-arranged 60s sunshine/psych pop treat filled with beautiful melodic songs, warm romantic (at times breathtaking) baroque orchestral arrangements, Philly-soul-like vocals & symbiotic harmonies.
Just magically beautiful. -
Bad sound very tiny virtually no bass eight nine ten
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referencing Orpheus (LP, Album, Stereo, Black Label) SE-4524
An enjoyable sunshine pop album. A relic of the late 60’s. Dreamy springtime pop with a small bit of flower power ambience is filled out with sweeping orchestras that create the soundtrack for a young late 60’s romance. Modern at the time, yet already outdated by the early 70’s. -
Well with the cover I expected it to be a real psychedelic pop rock, but finally it seems to be a imitation of Frank Sinatra or other 60s pop rock signer with orchestra...
I'm a little bit disapointed 😅
It's like Days Of The Future ed by The Moody Blues. Just not made by the London Orchestra and with less rock.. more pop.
"The Dream" is the only song that the vibe is psychedelic.
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