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Various Artists - Circus Days Vol.6 - Psychedelic Obscurities (Bamcaruso Bamvp 1004)

Track listing:
  1. Dream, Dream, Dream - Clover 2:25
  2. Barefoot & Tip Toe - The Sweetshop 3:13
  3. You Outside - Dave Justin 2:05
  4. Liquid Blue - Cecil Mccartney 3:36
  5. Take A Walk In The Sun - Pattern People 2:17
  6. The Elastic Band - Juice 2:36
  7. Mystery Track 2:43
  8. Eiderdown Clown - The Scots Of St. James 2:16
  9. Memories Of Melinda - Together 2:26
  10. Tracy Smith - Price & Sheridan 2:05
  11. Fire - The Cymbeline 2:39
  12. Second Glance - The Timothy Grass 3:22
  13. Track 13
  14. Red Brick House - Queen Flora's Recollections 3:00
  15. Little Man - Motivation 2:57
  16. Regency Gardens - Leze Majesty 3:11
  17. Dream Song - Sparrow 2:48
  18. Don't Make A Sound - Kate 2:47
  19. Remember (Word Unspoken) - The Idle Hands (Supertramp) 4:12
  20. The Nymphs Of Umtwalumi Wood - Green Pavane 3:13
  21. Father Good's Space Flight - The Amelia Smile 2:53
  22. Red Chalk Hill (Demo) - The Factory 3:20
  23. Call Me A Friend - The Essence 2:29
  24. Smokey Wood - Peter & The Wolves 2:54
  25. 200 Million Red Ants - The Majamood 2:32

Notes

Circus Days Vol. 6 (BamCaruso BAMVP 1004 CD / 1998) is the final chapter of this series of psychedelic obscurities. Like the previous volumes there are hits and some misses and also some mysteries about the band names. If you have read what I have posted for Vol. 1 + 2 than you will know that Clover was in fact a band named Kidrock. Timothy Grass was a name The End used for their "Second Glance" acetate. Green Pavane was UK singer David of "Light Of Your Mind" fame and the assigned songs to Factory and Peter and The Wolves were John Pantry demo recordings. Unfortunately some mysteries are remaining. There's no chance to find any information about Queen Flora's Recollections, Leze Majesty, Amelia Smile and The Essence. Looks like their records never pass the state of the acetate status and/or their names wasn't listed on the record and Mr. Smee came up with an imaginative name. At least I can tell you that The Idle Hands' "Remember" was actually called "Word Unspoken", a demo version for the first album of a group you will definitively know: Supertramp.