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Far Horizons – Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and The Trinity vinyl box set

Far Horizons - Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and The Trinity vinyl box set
Far Horizons – Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and The Trinity vinyl box set (image credit: Rough Trade)
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The title says it all. Far Horizons is a Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and The Trinity vinyl box set, which is available to pre-order.

Nothing in terms of rarities. But if you want the original vinyl albums all neatly packaged into a single box with a 12-page booklet, then this is the set for you.

No, it isn’t cheap, but when has a vinyl reissue ever been all that cheap? We’ve long since left the ‘Nice Price’ budget album behind. Vinyl is a premium product and is likely to remain as such.

Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and The Trinity remain a Mod favourite. Not least because it was a band unafraid to break down musical barriers, as well as one that could still fill a dance floor.

Jazz, R&B, pop, even a bit of pysch. Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and The Trinity were not afraid to mix it up. All of that and a vocalist in Julie Driscoll who was also a style icon of the day.

The albums collected here are Open (1967), Definitely What! (1968), Streetnoise (1969) and Befour (1970). So five slabs of vinyl (one is a double) and an accompanying 12-page booklet.

That’s all the information I have so far, but I think that’s pretty much it. as I said, I don’t think there’s anything extra in terms of the music. It’s all about the packaging and the reissued vinyl, which has been remastered.

You can check out the tracks below and if you want one, you can pre-order the box at Rough Trade ahead of its September release. It sells for £74.99.

Find out more at the Rough Trade website

TRACKLISTING

Open (1967)
B1.Tramp
B2. Why (Am I Treated So Bad)
B3. A Kind Of Love In
B4. Break it Up
B5. Season Of The Witch
A1. In and Out
A2. Isola Natale
A3. Black Cat
A4. Lament For Miss Baker
A5. Goodbye Jungle Telegraph

Definitely What! (1968)
A1. A Day In The Life
A2. George Bruno Money
A3. Far Horizon
A4. John Brown’s Body
B1. Red Beans And Rice
B2. Bumpin’ On Sunset
B3. If You Live
B4. Definitely What

Streetnoise (1969)
A1. Tropic of Capricorn
A2. Czechoslovakia
A3. Take Me To The Water
A4. A Word About Colour
B1. Light My Fire
B2. Indian Rope Man
B3. When I Was A Young Girl
B4. Flesh Failures (Let the Sunshine in)
C1. Ellis Island
C2. In Search Of The Sun
C3. Finally Found You Out
C4. Looking In The Eye Of The World
D1. Vauxhall To Lambeth Bridge
D2. All Blues
D3. I’ve Got Life
D4. Save The Country

Befour (1970)
A1. I Wanna Take you Higher
A2. Pavane
A3. No Time To Live
A4. Maiden Voyage
B1. Listen Here
B2. Just You Just Me

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