| It is basically the orginal Keats front cover (I assume -
I'd never heard of the album until I read your pages!)
with "...Plus" tacked on the right hand side about half
inch down. So "Keats ...Plus" I guess is right. The
track listing is the one you give with
"Turn Your Heart
Around (single version)" as the 11th track (one second
difference in the timing!).
"Give It Up" is not on it.
Shame really as they were hardly cramped for space!
The "liner" basically includes notes from someone called
something like Fraser Massey (who he?) giving the
background to the personnel and how the record came about
being recorded and what has happened since. In other
words they are new liner notes. These are interesting as
reading the various extracts on your web pages makes it
sound like
Woolfson
pulled it all together. These notes
describe it as
Bairnson,
Paton and
Elliott thinking they
sounded good with
Blunstone
(who they hadn't really met
as vocalists were recorded separately by
Parsons), and
Paton
having brought in
Bardens having been working with
him.
Woolfson,
who was in Keats restaurant with them at
the time they were discussing it, arranged the record
contract for them. There is also a double width group
photo which allegedly comes from the original CD or LP.
- Graham Johnson |
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