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Great underrated LP from `Heavy Prog Rock` Band `Czar` released in 1970 with no publicity it soon disappeared as did the band only to be rediscovered years later and now finding greater appreciation through the reissue market upwards of 1000 British Pounds for a UK Original on Fontana, a Mint Copy went for £1800 in 2015 - Great Album - check out my other rare Albums on You tube Why not subscribe for regular updates Side 1 1. Tread Softly On My Dreams 2. Cecelia 3. Follow Me Side 2 1. Dawning Of A New Day 2. Beyond The Moon 3. Today 4. A Day In September Keyboard-oriented rock with some KING CRIMSON, PROCOL HARUM and PINK FLOYD influences. This English foursome made their debut as TUESDAYS CHILDREN back in 1967. They played the well-known clubs (Marquee, Speakeasy, Scotch of St. James, etc.) and toured extensively with the MOODY BLUES, PINK FLOYD, The TROGGS, The ANIMALS, The NICE, The KINKS, Jimi Hendrix, The WHO and a budding KING CRIMSON to name but a few. In 1970, they changed their name to CZAR, released one eponymous album and then broke up. Recommended if you're heavily into the early 70's budding prog scene Their album was recorded after gigs, late at night. The tracks were written and recorded virtually the same day, then some Melotron was dubbed over the lot.
