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Vinyl L.P - Regal Zonophone - SRZA 8507.
1971 - U.K.
Cover design, photography (A.Powell): HIPGNOSIS.
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Mini LP Sleeve - Strange Days Records - POCE-1050.
Reissue 2006 - Japan.
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Obi
Blue Mink
Roger Cook - Vocals.
Madeline Bell - Vocals.
Alan Parker - Guitars.
Roger Coulam - Piano, organ.
Herbie Flowers - Bass.
Barry Morgan - Drums, percussion.
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Roger Coulam (keyboards) formed the band in the autumn of 1969, with American-born Madeline Bell (vocalist), Roger Cook (vocalist), Alan Parker (guitarist), Herbie Flowers (bassist), and Barry Morgan (drummer).
Most of the songs were written by Cook and Roger Greenaway. Flowers, Morgan and Parker all worked with Coulam at London's Morgan Studios. The four of them recorded several backing tracks, with which Coulam approached Bell and Greenaway, (who had been half of David and Jonathan), as vocalists. Greenaway declined, but put forward Cook (the other half of David and Jonathan).
The members' other projects now took priority until January 1972 when Blue Mink played two weeks at The Talk of the Town nightclub in London. Recordings from this engagement were released that March as the album Live at the Talk of the Town simultaneously with the studio album A Time of Change (renamed from Harvest to avoid confusion with Neil Young's new LP).