Spring (band)
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Spring was a British band that represented the early 1970s progressive rock movement. A one-shot band, it recorded only one album in its career, a self-titled LP released in 1971. Spring's music is notable for the use of the mellotron, with three of the band's six members playing that instrument on the album.
[edit] Members
Spring was a sextet comprising Pat Moran (mellotron and vocals), Ray Martinez (lead guitar, 12-string guitar and mellotron), Pique Withers (drums and glockenspiel), Kips Brown (piano, electric organ and mellotron) and Adrian Maloney (bass guitar).
[edit] Spring's self-titled album
[edit] Track Listing
- The Prisoner (Eight By Ten) (5:34)
- Grail (6:44)
- Boats (1:53)
- Shipwrecked Soldier (5:08)
- Golden Fleece (6:59)
- Inside Out (4:49)
- Song To Absent Friends (The Island) (2:47)
- Gazing (5:54)
- The following three tracks were added in the CD edition
- Fools Gold
- Hendre Mews
- A World Full Of Whispers
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