Picadilly Line: The Huge World of Emily Small (Vinyl LP)

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Limited-edition 180-gram LP. Originally released in 1967, this sought-after obscurity of British psychedelic pop is a delightful confection of high harmonies and a Beatles-via-California melodic sensibility. Twee in the best way possible, The Picadilly Line was essentially the duo of Rod Edwards and Roger Hand (who would go on to greater fame as Edwards Hand, releasing two albums produced by George Martin), with help from the cream of the UK's session musician crop and some expert horn and string arrangers. With whimsical slice-of-life lyrics and a true ear for melody, The Huge World of Emily Small is a classic piece of UK pop-psych available again on LP for the first time since 2006. A1. Emily Small (The Huge World Thereof), A2. Silver Paper Dress, A3. at the Third Stroke, A4. Can You See Me?, A5. Your Dog Won't Bark, A6. How Could You Say You're Leaving Me?, A7. Gone Gone Gone, B1. Twiggs, B2. Tumble Down World, B3. Visions of Johanna, B4. Come and Sing a Song, B5. Her Name Is Easy