Pugh's Place ‎– Live 1972

Tracklist

A1 Flying So High

A2 After Death

B1 Appointment

B2 You'll Know It Tomorrow

B3 If I Only Could

HERE

Bass Guitar – Jan Ottevanger

Design, Artwork – Ad van Dongen 

Drums – George Snijder

Flute, Vocals, Guitar – Jan van der Heide

Lead Guitar, Twelve-string Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Hans Kerkhoven

Photography By – Simon van Dijk

Vibraphone, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Nanne Kalma

Written-By – Ottevanger (tracks: B2), v.d. Heide (tracks: A1 to B1, B3), Kalma

When this album was pressed the sleeve wasn't ready so the first copies came in a red sleeve which could be traded at the recordstore when the original sleeve was printed.

The running order of the tracks is incorrect on both the sleeve and the cover.
The tracklisting reflects the correct audio.
Pugh's Place biography
The band was formed in Leeuwarden, Fryslan. Hans KERKHOVEN (guitars) played in a local band called EXAMPLE in 1965. The band started to play some covers before writing some new songs into a progressive rock style They released a first album in 1971, called ''West One''. They toured Netherlands in those years and made a live album in 1972 that contains some previously unreleased tracks. During that period Henk KOOISTRA (organ) and Jan Ottevange (bass guitar) left the band. When Jan VAN DER HEIDE (guitar, flute, vocals) and George SNIJDER (drums) left, it was the end for PUGH'S PLACE.

Their music is in the in the heavy rock genre with the use of flute that gives a JETHRO TULL'S sound and also they use the Hammond sound, that brings a DEEP PURPLE's influence . They show a more progressive style in their instrumental parts. 
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