One Day – A4. Blue Skies.
A4. Blue Skies
B5. One Day
One Day - 1976 New World (New World, UK)
It is the album which received four stars in the Pokora Book and a very rare and listenable album, but strangely the price went down a lot. So maybe it's a good album to buy right now, If it looks cheap.
I lost my previous link, from my old collection.
Richard Falk's Review
Aunt Charlotte Band, Sonia King
The result of a songwriting competition organised by an expatriate American based in Northamptonshire, this extremely rare private pressing consists mainly of sophisticated progressive pop, recalling Abbey Road-era Beatles, ELO, 10cc and Supertramp. Two of the ten cuts were recorded by entirely different line-ups: one is credited to Aunt Charlotte Band, and follows the McCartney-esque mood of the rest of the set, whilst Sonia King’s ‘Blue Skies’ is perhaps the standout – a beautiful piece of acid-folk with acoustic guitars and Mellotron. She later went on to release several cassette and CD-only albums in a similar Christian folk vein
My Ratings
Rarity : ★★★
Value : ★★
Music: ★★★