BLONDE ON BLONDE-'70 Rebirth

melodic progressive rock-NEW LP

BLONDE ON BLONDE - Rebirth

NEW LP   LABEL: EMBER
REISSUE
BLONDE ON BLONDE - Rebirth


Rebirth is the second (and best) of three albums released by late sixties/early seventies band Blonde On Blonde. Debut album Contrasts had ranged from pop to rock, with elements of folk and psychedelia. With distinctive new singer Dave Thomas on board, and fiery guitarist Gareth Johnson taking a dominant role, Rebirth was a far more coherent affair. The band delivered an ambitious set of melodic, progressive rock. From the Moody Blues-like pop-rock of opening track Castles In The Sky to the Procol Harum-style keyboard grandeur of finale Youll Never Know Me/Release, via heavy magnum opus Colour Questions, Rebirth is consistently excellent.
Released on indie label Ember, without the promotional clout of a major progressive label like Harvest, Deram or Vertigo, Rebirth somehow got lost in the plethora of fine rock released in 1970.

Blonde On Blonde (2) ‎– Rebirth
Label:
Ember Records ‎– NR 5049
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue,
Country:
UK
Released:
2013
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Hard Rock, Prog Rock

Tracklist
A1     Castles In The Sky     
A2     Broken Hours     
A3     Heart Without A Home     
A4     Time Is Passing     
A5     Circles     
B1     November     
B2     Colour Questions     
B3     You'll Never Know Me / Release     

Credits

    Design – Ely Besalel
    Liner Notes – John Mendelsohn
    Photography By – Edward St. Maur

Notes
Gatefold reissue with exact reproduction for the cover and labels.

℗ 1970
A Head mole Production.
The Sparta Florida Music Group Ltd.