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01. Roger Earl Okin - I Can't Face the Animals (1967)
02. Sundragon - Look at the Sun (1968)
03. Candy Choir - Marianne (1967)
04. Hans Christian - All of the Time (1968)
05. Simon Dupree And The Big Sound - She Gave Me the Sun (1969)
06. The Spectrum - Forget Me Not (1968)
07. Christopher Colt - Girl in the Mirror (1968)
08. Pattie Lane - Paper Dreams (1968)
09. Denis Couldry And Smile - A Penny for the Wind (1968)
10. Gary Benson - Help Me Catch the Morning Breeze (1968)
11. Tim Andrews - (Something About) Suburbia (1968)
12. The Kinsmen - It's Started to Rain Again (1968)
13. The Hobby Shop - Why Must It Be This Way (1968)
14. Eddy Howell - Judy's Gone (1969)
15. Colors Of Love - Twenty Ten (1968)
16. Peter Sully - My Idea (1968)
17. Chocolate Watch Band - What's It to You (1967)
18. John Christian Dee - Stick to Your Guns (1969)
19. Brendan Phillips - When She's Kissing Me (1966)
20. Roger Earl Okin - Yellow Petals (1967)
ARTIST
TITLE
Piccadilly Sunshine Part Seventeen: British Pop Psych and Other Flavours 1966-1969
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
PART 4036CD PART 4036CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
3/4/2014

The latest installment in this celebrated series illuminates the obscured artefacts of illustrious noise that emerged from the Great British psychedelic era. Offering a decadent bouquet of visionary sounds and floral ambience from Roger Earl Okin's lysergic opus, "I Can't Face the Animals" and Christopher Colt's psychedelic ballad, "Girl in the Mirror" amongst a plethora of other herbal delights. Piccadilly Sunshine Volume Seventeen delivers magical pop and evocative rock from a bygone age for your listening pleasure. Includes a 16-page full-color booklet with comprehensive liner notes and rare color photographs. Digitally remastered. Other artists include: Sundragon, Candy Choir, Hans Christian, Simon Dupree And The Big Sound, The Spectrum, Pattie Lane, Denis Couldry And Smile, Gary Benson, Tim Andrews, The Kinsmen, The Hobby Shop, Eddy Howell, Colours Of Love, Peter Sully, Chocolate Watch Band, John Christian Dee, and Brendan Phillips.