Colosseum |
Colosseum Alpha Listing Complete title listing for UK/US 45s/LPs. |
Trackitis Strikes Again By 1969, thought this cross-pond disease had been eradicated. Not so. The first two albums were hosed. Valentyne Suite has a different third sections in the UK and US releases. The US used Beware The Ides Of March, but the UK version used The Grass Is Greener as they had already used Beware on their first album. And there are several tracks issued here that didn't appear in the UK until Collectors Colosseum in late 71, with some changes (see here ). Plus, a couple of UK tracks not issued here. C'mon guys! Finally, some of the tracks from the early UK albums are now orphans, as the changed tracks are on CD. |
Dick Heckstall-Smith and Jon Hiseman from John Mayall
Walking In The Park / Those Who Are About To Die, Salute You Bond (3:49) / Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith-Hiseman-Reeves (4:47) Dunhill D-4200, 7/69 |
Those Who Are About To Die, Salute You | |
Dunhill DS-50062 | |
6/69 [UK: 4/69] T20 | |
Side One | ||
The Kettle | Hiseman-Heckstall-Smith | 4:19 |
Plenty Hard Luck | Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith-Hiseman-Litherland-Reeves | 4:20 |
Debut | Greenslade-Hiseman-Litherland-Reeves | 5:13 |
Those About To Die | Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith-Hiseman-Litherland-Reeves | 4:47 |
Side Two | ||
Valentyne Suite Theme One - January's Search Theme Two - February's Valentyne Theme Three - Beware The Ides Of March |
Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith-Hiseman-Litherland-Reeves | 15:18 |
Walking In The Park | Bond | 3:49 |
Note:
The UK version of Valentyne Suite has The Grass Is Greener as the third section (on the next record)
The Kettle / Plenty Hard Luck Heckstall-Smith-Hiseman (4:19) / Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith-Hiseman-Litherland-Reeves (4:20) Dunhill D-4211, 8/69 |
8/11/69: Boston Tea Party |
The Grass Is Greener | |
Dunhill DS-50079 | |
3/70 [UK: 1/70] T20 | |
Side One | ||
Jumping Off The Sun | Taylor-Tomlin | 3:00 |
Lost Angeles | Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith | 5:30 |
Elegy | Litherland | 3:26 |
Butty's Blues | Litherland | 6:45 |
Side Two | ||
Rope Ladder To The Moon | Brown-Bruce | 3:42 |
Bolero | Ravel | 5:28 |
The Machine Demands A Sacrifice | Brown-Hiseman-Litherland | 2:48 |
The Grass Is Greener | Heckstall-Smith-Hiseman | 7:31 |
Note: US Only release, similar to Valentyne Suite (BRG notes)—with release date and chart number
Butty's Blues, The Machine Demands A Sacrifice, The Grass Is Greener have the vocals and guitar redone by Clempson.
Chris Farlowe replaces James Litherland
Note: Trackitis cured.
Daughter Of Time | |
Dunhill DS-50101 | |
2/71 [UK: 11/70] UK | |
Side One | ||
Three Score And Ten, Amen | Clempson-Greenslade-Hiseman | 5:38 |
The Time Lament | Greenslade-Hiseman | 6:13 |
Take Me Back To Doomsday | Clempson-Greenslade-Hiseman | 4:25 |
The Daughter Of Time | Dennen-Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith | 3:33 |
Side Two | ||
Theme For An Imaginary Western | Brown-Bruce | 4:07 |
Bring Out Your Dead | Clempson-Greenslade | 4:20 |
Downhill And Shadows | Clempson-Hiseman-Reeves | 6:13 |
The Time Machine(drum extravaganza) | Hiseman | 8:11 |
Note: Time Machine recorded at Royal Albert Hall, July 2, 1970
Live | |
Warner Bros 2XS-1942 | |
10/71 BB [UK: 5/71] T20 | |
Side One | ||
Rope Ladder To The Moon | Brown-Bruce | 9:47 |
Walking In The Park | Bond | 8:32 |
Side Two | ||
Skelington | Clempson-Hiseman | 14:58 |
Side Three | ||
Tanglewood '63 | Gibbs | 10:17 |
Encore... Stormy Monday Blues | Walker | 7:31 |
Side Four | ||
Lost Angeles | Farlowe-Greenslade-Heckstall-Smith | 15:46 |
Note: Recorded at Manchester University [18th] & Big Apple, Brighton [27], March 1971
Clem to Humble Pie, Dick to session work and Colosseum II in 75 The original group reformed in 1994. |