INFO: This little known UK progressive album from 1971 features a selection of well crafted melodic rock music with orchestration, multi-layered three part harmonies and strong guitar work. Mellow and heavier material combined to great effects. The bonus track "The Loser" was originally a single track.

Album by Aubrey Small. was sampled in. Angel of Air by Carlos Santana and Alice Coltrane (1974).

13 tracks · 1 January 1971. 6 tracks · 25 November 2015. 11 tracks · 21 December 2008. 10 tracks · 21 December 2008.

Artist: Aubrey Small Country: UK Album: Aubrey Small Genre: Psychedelic Rock Year Of Release: 1971 Quality: mp3 320kbps APE (image+.

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Contact Aubrey Small on Messenger. Great video promoting Aubrey Small, Record Collector vinyl album re-release, and the web site. 5. Aubrey Small That's Solent Interview. 1 January ·. Happy New Year to you all from the band. keep playing and writing those wonderful songs.

Aubrey Small - Aubrey Small (1971, Remastered 2015) - MusDL. Aubrey Small – Aubrey Small (1971, Remastered 2015) Aubrey Small 2015 Flawed Gems Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock 320 Kbps 47:32 min 111 MB Tracklist:01. Dream Spot Progressive - (Mario Ambrosi - Vanni Giorgilli). TRACKLIST - INFORMATION Mario Ambrosi - Vanni Giorgilli ‎– Dream Spot Progressive Label:Tutto Dance ‎– CD/U 40 Format:CD, Compilation Country:Italy Released

Aubrey Small fell apart soon after releasing this record, I've read. People who're looking for something a little different, from a time when most music still had melodies but could rock out with the best of them, ought to give this one a spin. I highly recommend it for fans of power-pop that doesn't veer so far into the artsy progressive vein that it becomes unlistenable for those short drives. Aubrey Small is an extremely talented quartet, and nearly every song on this CD is simply great. If you're a fan of Badfinger, I'm almost positive you'll dig this album. It's a travesty, an absolute travesty, that Aubrey Small is all but unheard of in a world so devoid of quality music.