the Canterbury sound w/ Lollygag 31st December 2024

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Have a taste of the Canterbury sound, born out of Canterbury, England in the late 1960s. Listen along to some of the scene's staple bands and enjoy its electric fusion of prog rock, psychedelia, and jazz elements.

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0:00:22
The Soft MachineThe Soft Machine
Pataphysical Introduction - Pt. I
0:01:24
GongGong
Prostitute Poem
0:06:22
CaravanCaravan
In The Land Of Grey & Pink

Henry CowHenry Cow
Bittern Storm Over Ulm
SupersisterSupersister
Higher
Phil Manzanera, Phil Manzanera, Quiet SunQuiet Sun
Sol Caliente
Robert WyattRobert Wyatt
Sea Song
National HealthNational Health
Brujo
Hatfield & The NorthHatfield & The North
Calyx
Kevin AyersKevin Ayers
Town Feeling
Robert WyattRobert Wyatt
Muddy Mouse (A)
EggEgg
Long Piece No. 3, Part 4
KhanKhan
Stranded (Inc. Effervescent Psycho Novelty No. 5)

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the Canterbury sound w/ Lollygag

Have a taste of the Canterbury sound, born out of Canterbury, England in the late 1960s. Listen along to some of the scene's staple bands and enjoy its electric fusion of prog rock, psychedelia, and jazz elements.

Have a taste of the Canterbury sound, born out of Canterbury, England in the late 1960s. Listen along to some of the scene's staple bands and enjoy its electric fusion of prog rock, psychedelia, and jazz elements.

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Have a taste of the Canterbury sound, born out of Canterbury, England in the late 1960s. Listen along to some of the scene's staple bands and enjoy its electric fusion of prog rock, psychedelia, and jazz elements.

Have a taste of the Canterbury sound, born out of Canterbury, England in the late 1960s. Listen along to some of the scene's staple bands and enjoy its electric fusion of prog rock, psychedelia, and jazz elements.

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