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Jon Anderson - Earth Mother Earth [LP]
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Originally released in 1994, Mother Earth's The People Tree is a gem of an album that encapsulates a love of soul, funk and folktinged '70s rock. To mark it's 30th Anniversary, this special edition 2LP reissue includes the original album, three previously unreleased tracks, and a further six that have neverbefore been on vinyl. It has been remastered from the original analogue recordings. One of the best-loved albums in Acid Jazz history, it was the product of over a year of sessions, led by label-founder Eddie Piller, and featuring guest appearances from Paul Weller, Dee C Lee, and Brand New Heavies' Simon Bartholomew. Bonus tracks include the previously-unreleased alternative "Apple Green" with a distinctive female backing vocal, an alternative version of "Illusions", and the title track. First-time vinyl cuts include the alternate master of "Jesse", "A Trip Down Brian Lane" and the heavy funk of "Slide Sweet Baby". The album is presented in a beautiful wide-spine layout, with two printed inner sleeves, adorned with in-depth notes form Eddie Piller and unseen photos from the original cover shoot by Gerald Mankiewicz.
| 1 | Institution Man | |
| 2 | Jesse | |
| 3 | Stardust Bubblegum | |
| 4 | Mister Freedom | |
| 5 | Dragster | |
| 6 | Find It | |
| 7 | The People Tree | |
| 8 | Apple Green | |
| 9 | Time Of The Future | |
| 10 | Saturation 70 | |
| 11 | Illusions | |
| 12 | A Trip Down Brian Lane | |
| 13 | Jesse (Alternate Master Mix) | |
| 14 | Institution Man (Single Edit) | |
| 15 | Warlocks Of The Mind (Pt. 1) | |
| 16 | Time Of The Future (Alternative EP Mix) | |
| 17 | Find It (Radio Edit) | |
| 18 | Almost Grown (Featuring Paul Weller) | |
| 19 | Apple Green (With Harmony Vocal) | |
| 20 | Illusions (No Horns Mix) | |
| 21 | Take A Trip Down Brian Lane (7-Inch Edit) | |
| 22 | Slide Sweet Baby | |
| 23 | People Tree (No Mellotron Mix) | |
| 24 | Jess (Alt. Brendan Lynch Radio Mix) |
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