Recorded 4th May 1969 at I.B.C. Sound Recording Studios, London. John Gibson - bass Terry Sullivan - drums (Renaissance) Paul Gardner - guitar (Trees, Pluto) Chris Hyrenwicz - guitar Feat: Ian McDonald (King Crimson & Foreigner) on Flute on Laila Jimmy Page offered his services for free after a chance meeting at a Lyceum all-nighter. because it was released on Island`s B&C label which was a ska & bluebeat label. Engineer: Andy Knight The single "Running To The Convent / Nowhere To Go" caused a bit of a stir in the 'industry' at the time
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Arrived quickly well packed and a good price think our grandchildren will enjoy playing for many years to come limited only by their imagination. This was to add to the starter set we already had