Jazz-Rock, Folk Rock Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity – Streetnoise (Marmalade 608005/6) made in UK original gatefold 1969 1st pressing LP | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: VG++ (excellent) gatefold internet quote: One of the great records of all time. If you want this on LP there are a few horrid pressings to avoid. The US ATCO is cut so hot it distorts, and as a rule just sounds very bad. The German Karussell re-issue is somewhat better, but not really worth the trouble. The original German press on Polydor is quiet a bit better and listenable. The UK Marmalade is very good and the Japanese Polydor is as well. I would look for either of these I I was hunting down this record. For me this sums up the 60s in spirit and brings it IMO to a perfect finish! DeepConsciousSoul-PsychedelicRock-ProgFolk-HammondOrganFunk-Jazz Glorious! .... Julie Driscoll singing about Swinging Sixties Life and Hopes for the Future! PLayers all chiming in perfectly - need i say Ralph Steadman ( of Hunter S Thompson infamy) to illustrate the whole thing just rounds off this package visually. For me this album is above Bob Dylan, Doors, Beach Boys, Beatles and theyre contemporaries for pure diversity and street griot!!! How Good It Would Be To Feel Free A1 Tropic Of Capricorn A2 Czechoslovakia A3 Take Me To The Water A4 A Word About Colour Kiss Him Quickly, He Has To Part B1 Light My Fire B2 Indian Rope Man B3 When I Was A Young Girl B4 Flesh Failures (Let The Sunshine In) Looking In The Eye Of The World C1 Ellis Island C2 In Search Of The Sun C3 Finally Found You Out C4 Looking In The Eye Of The World Save The Country D1 Vauxhall To Lambeth Bridge D2 All Blues D3 I've Got Life D4 Save The Country #lesinrocks