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Size: 83 MB
Bitrate: 256
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Source: Japan 24-Bit Remaster

This is also solo effort from member of Honeybus. When 'March Hare' appeared (and disappeared) in 1971, nobody would have expected the Honeybus guitarist/singer to come up with such a well-crated collection of original material, his previous attempts being limited to one Honeybus b-side and a couple of songs on their classic 'Story' album. Recorded in the same flurry of sessions that spawned Pete Dello's 'Into Your Ears' and Honeybus' ill-fated reunion album 'Recital', 'March Hare' is a UK troubadour classic which still sounds fresh and innovative today. With help from Honeybus drummer Pete Kircher and Rockpile guitar whizz Billy Bremner, Colin laid down a dozen tracks which run the whole gamut of early 70's pop, rock, folk and country influences. Highlights are too numerous to mention but the beatific waltz of 'Bloodshot Eyes', the effortlessly commercial pop of 'Alice' and the haunting folk ballad 'Find Me' still send shivers down the spine.

01. Get Up the Road
02. Bloodshot Eyes
03. For Where Have You Been
04. Find Me
05. Underground Girl
06. To My Maker
07. Alice
08. Nothing to Write Home About
09. New Day
10. Cowboy Joe (Saga)
11. Just Like Me
12. Charlie Brown's Time
13. Grannie, Grannie [Bonus]
14. Fighting for Peace [Bonus]