Dinosaurdays - Culpeper's Orchard

Culpeper's Orchard are another one of those "information's nigh impossible to find" Swedish bands of the early seventies. What we can share with you, though, is that they were, and is a sort of ingrown and almost expected trait of Swedish bands, excellent, demonstrating a high level of musicianship and songwriting, merging folk, jazz, psychedelic blues and rock. They released, as far as we know, three albums. T heir second album, "Second Coming", released in 1972, had some very pleasant acoustic and slide guitar bits. According to Terry Hounsome's Rock Record 6 book, a third album, "All dressed up and No-one to blow" - er, sorry, that was Linda Lovelace's motto - "All dressed up and nowhere to go", was released in 1977, but we haven't seen nor heard this album. Classy stuff from a band that showed serious promise.

(If you have more info on this band, please e-mail us)