DULCIMER - ROOM FOR THOUGHT
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: SOMMOR
Release date: 15/01/2012
Barcode: 4040824082277
Catalog no.: SOMM0000007
Item ID: 366731
Largely known for their fantastic album "As I turned as I had turned as a boy" from 1971, a true folk-rock delight, British group Dulcimer had also recorded a second album to make it released that same year, but for some reason it went unreleased. So here's finally the first ever vinyl release of this lost UK folk-rock album, and its taken from the original mastertapes. Limited to 500 copies in nice artwork and backflapped old-style covers, and 180g vinyl.
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