Turns On Volume 1 genreBlues ‘Honey in the Rock’ released

‘Honey in the Rock’ released in 1973 on the Karma Sutra Label and is featured here again

presents DOUG’s late fifties and early sixties recordings along with a selection of recordings by his Texas heros FREDDIE FENDER (later to join DOUG as a TEXAS TORNADO)

and HARRIS’ harmonica producing a sound all too rarely heard in post war blues recordings

Random Hold: View With Suspicion is a compilation of some of the bands previously released songs alongside some previously unreleased material and more importantly a preview from the forthcoming album A View From The Summit

and member of classical/rock band Sky also recorded many

Turns On Volume 1 genreBlues ‘Honey in the Rock’ releasedOut of stock As the year 1967 progressed so did the musical exposure of Soft Machine and their shows incorporated full audio visual experiences of the time to include light displays. It is these shows from which the tracks on volume 2 are taken. The songs incorporate the works of Kevin Ayers, Hugh and Brian Hopper and there are pieces by Mike Ratledge and Robert Wyatt which would later flourish into extended suites and form the backbone of their live