Artist: David Stoughton
Album: Transformer
Release: 1968
Psychedelic Rock, Experimental
Country: US
Quality: FLAC | lossless
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

Extremely progressive record for 1968. Psychedelic folk with male and female vocals, filled with trumpets, flutes, violins and even the rare mellotron. Great melodies reminiscent of West Coast psychedelia, amazing instrumentation in the form of trumpet and flute and some avant-garde moments. It can hardly be called a simple solo album, rather, a whole team of like-minded people creating a revolutionary record for that time. In some places the freaky music reminds of OPUS AVANTRA, in other places it's real progressive.

Tracklist:
A1. The Sun Comes Up Each Day - 3:59
A2. The Summer Had No Breeze - 5:10
A3. The Anecdote Of Horatio & Julie - 8:00
B1. Saving For A Rainy Day - 4:51
B2. Evening Song - 4:25
B3. I Don't Know If It's You - 10:00

Personnel:
Art Direction - William S. Harvey
Bass - Mal Mackenzie
Drums - Joe Livolsi
Flute, Piccolo Flute - Steve Tanzer
Horns - Peter Chapman
Vocals - David Stoughton (tracks: B1 to B3), John Nicholls (tracks: A1 to A3)
Words By, Music By, Producer, Concept By, Guitar - David Stoughton