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Family Entertainment 1969 Album

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Length
38m 50s
Country
United Kingdom
Release Dates
1969-03-01
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Family Entertainment is the second album by the British progressive rock band Family, released in March 1969. The cover of the album was a takeoff from the sleeve of the Doors' second album, Strange Days, as Family admitted.
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Roger Chapman
Roger Chapman
Lead (1, 3, 5, 7-9, 11) and Backing Vocals, Percussion
Charlie Whitney
Charlie Whitney
Guitars, Organ, Piano
Rob Townsend
Rob Townsend
Drums, Percussion
Ric Grech
Ric Grech
Bass, Backing and Lead (6, 10) Vocals, Violin
Jim King
Jim King
Saxophone, Backing and Lead (2) Vocals, Piano
Tracklist
1. The Weaver's Answer 5m
2. Observations from a Hill 3m 12s
3. Hung Up Down 3m 11s
4. Summer '67 (Instrumental) 3m 13s
5. How-Hi-The-Li 4m 55s
6. Second Generation Woman 3m 14s
7. From Past Archives 3m 21s
8. Dim 2m 33s
9. Processions 2m 50s
10. Face in the Cloud 2m 53s
11. Emotions 4m 28s

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Family's second album belies the silliness depicted on the cover, which was a low-budget spoof on The Doors' Strange Days. The psychedelic theme and framework of the debut record is gone, and we are left with a somewhat disconnected collection of songs, skewed heavily toward "The Weaver's Answer", a wonderful dramatic reading which tracks a man's life from birth to death. The rest of the album is hit-and-miss although varied, with bassist Rick Grech's songwriting contributions bringing in a bit of a playful jolt next to Chapman and Whitney's ever more increasingly sober works. A far worse fate awaited the band on their follow-up U.S. tour, which was simply disastrous, resulting in Grech exiting the group in favor of super group Blind Faith.
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