Introducing a title that will surprise British enthusiasts around the world. High-quality complete recording of Stackridge's stage at the Reading Festival on August 13, 1972, lasting 36 minutes. This is an extremely rare sound source that is not available anywhere else, made directly from a treasured cassette recorded by a Japanese record company staff member who went to England. Speaking of August 1972, they were in the middle of recording their 2nd album ``Friendliness'' in London, and this live show consisted mostly of new songs. Let There Be Lids, played as the fourth song, is a song that was included in the best album "Do The Stanley", and was later included as a bonus track on the 3rd album "The Man In The Bowler Hat" CD. The fifth song, She Taught Me How To Yodel, is an unreleased song that was later recorded on "BBC Radio One In Concert", but in any case it is a valuable take. At the end, you can listen to 16 minutes of Slark, a song from the first album (there is a cut in this song due to the tape being reversed). Stackridge is recognized as a cult band of British folk rock, but this CD not only features the delicious ensemble of a genuine trad band, but also includes fun performances that sound like a bar frenzy. , you can directly experience the charm of the band. This is a very important piece for researchers of British rock music. Live at Reading Festival, England 13th August 1972 TRULY AMAZING SOUND(from Original Masters) 1. Lummy Days 2. Anyone For Tennis 3. Teatime 4. Let There Be Lids 5. She Taught Me How To Yodel 6. Slark Mike Evans - Violin , Cello, Yodel James Warren - Guitar Jim Walter - Bass Billy Sparkle - Percussion 'Mutter' Slater - Flute Andy Davis - Keyboard & Guitar
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