An album by writer & singer Paul Korda as an expression of his life and views at the time, innocence and complexity born of 60’s idealism. The recording was made at Olympic Studios, co- produced by Vic Smith, and with performances by Chris Spedding, Madeline Bell, Doris Troy, Onnie McIntyre and Alan Gorrie (of AWB), Andy Roberts and Ray Russell. We have added the bonus tracks of the MAM single b-side, plus Korda’s 1969 single for Parlophone Seagull (this was also covered by Love Sculpture). Style is somewhere between contemporaries Labi Siffre and Cat Stevens. Korda started as a writer for Immediate, penning PP Arnolds single The Time Has Come, and went on to write the hit Written On The Wind for Roger Daltrey, with a spell as a producer at EMI Records in between. Latterly Korda turned to acting and has appeared on TV in ‘My Name Is Earl’, and in films such as two of the ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’ instalments.
1. BETWEEN THE ROAD 2. MORNING WAKES THE SUN 3. DOVER FERRY 4. TO LOVE A WOMAN 5. ODE TO THE MINISTRY 6. INTO YOUR STATION 7. PASS ME WINTER 8. UNDER OTHER SKIES 9. RUBBLE MY CAULDRONS 10. WE ARE EACH OTHER 11. A PASSING STRANGER 12. SUNNY IN THE DAWN 13. MUD MOTHER 14. ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN 15. SEAGULL (THE WEST COAST OIL TRAGEDY)