Here are some rare recordings from his early days with his group The Whole World. First of all, from the European tour that took place before the release of the second album "Shooting At The Moon" in 1970, on July 30th, we performed a live performance in the Netherlands from the broadcast source that was aired on FM at the time, master quality, sound board. A coveted sound source recorded by enthusiasts. After all, even before the album was announced, three songs from this album had already been performed, and in addition to the album recording members M. Oldfield, D. Bedford, and L. Coxhill, they played drums. The performances by R. Wyatt and guest vocalist Bridget St. John, incredible members unique to this period, are truly miraculous. Although there are 8 songs in total, their rarity makes this a must-listen item for Canterbury fans. Furthermore, the bonus track includes a live performance in the Netherlands on April 2, 1992, from a joint tour with ally Ollie Halsall. And this day is recorded the studio live on the radio program that appeared in London on April 30th, which will be Ollie's last play before his death. These are all sound board sound sources from the broadcast master. [Gemeendecentrum, Drijbergen, The Netherlands July 30, 1970] ◇Kevin Ayers, David Bedford, Lol Coxhill, Bridget St. John, Mike Oldfield and Robert Wyatt Oyster And The Flying Fish / We Did It Again / Hat Song / If You've Got Money / Clarence In Wonderland / Rheinhardt & Geraldine ~Colores Para Dolores / Why Are We Sleeping? / Lady Rachel [and Ollie Halsall / VARA, The Netherlands April 2, 1992] M16 / There Goes Johnny / Thank You Very Much / Goodnight Irene [Greater London Radio, London, England, UK April 30, 1992] I Don't Depend On You / May I?
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