Genre: Jazz psych prog brass rock
Country: South Africa/UK
Audio codec: FLAC
Rip type: tracks+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless

Country of origin: Japan
Year of release: 2004
Label: Air Mail Archive
Catalog number: AIRAC-1054/1055

Tracklist:
1969 - Manfred Mann Chapter Three
01. Travelling Lady 5:51
02. Snakeskin Garter 5:50
03. Konekuf 6:02
04. Sometimes 2:43
05. Devil Woman 5:29
06. Time 7:34
07. One Way Glass 3:36
08. Mister, You're A Better Man Than I 5:14
09. Ain't It Sad 2:01
10. A Study In Inaccuracy 4:09
11. Where Am I Going 2:51
12. Sometimes 2:26
13. Travelling Lady 5:23
14. Devil Woman 5:26
15. A Study In Inaccuracy 5:18
Bonus Tracks 12-15

1970 - Volume Two
01. Lady Ace 8:00
02. I Ain't Laughing 2:36
03. Poor Sad Sue 5:56
04. Jump Before You Think 4:52
05. It's Good to Be Alive 3:32
06. Happy Being Me 15:55
07. Virginia 4:55
08. I Ain't Laughing 2:36
09. Happy Being Me 4:04
10. Virginia 3:39
Bonus Tracks 8-10

Personnel:
Manfred Mann - Organ, Police Whistle, Arranger, Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals (Track 7)
Mike Hugg - Piano, Lead Vocals
Bernie Living - Alto Saxophone
Steve York - Electric, Acoustic Bass
Craig Collinge - Drums
Brian John Hugg - Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Dave Coxhill - Baritone Saxophone

Manfred Mann Chapter Three were a British experimental jazz rock band founded by South African keyboard player Manfred Mann and long-time partner Mike Hugg, both former members of the group Manfred Mann."Chapter III" was a reference to the earlier line-ups with singers Paul Jones followed by Mike D'Abo.

The line-up for its debut at Newcastle's Mayfair Ballroom on 24 October 1969 was Mike Hugg (vocals/electric piano), Mann (organ), Bernie Living (alto sax), Steve York (bass) and Craig Collinge (drums), augmented by a five-piece brass section of Clive Stevens (tenor sax), Carl Griffiths (tenor sax), Dave Coxhill (baritone sax), Gerald Drewett (trombone) and Sonny Corbett (trumpet).

The band released two studio albums but shelved a third. A tour of Australia and New Zealand in April and May 1971 with Deep Purple and Free was cut short after an altercation with the promoter. The band flew back to England two weeks early and broke up. Mann went on to form Manfred Mann's Earth Band later that year.WIKI