The 1971 album "Once Again" saw Barclay James Harvest continuing to hone their signature sound, a melodic and richly arranged style of progressive rock. It marked a pivotal moment in their early career, showcasing a growing confidence in their studio experimentation.
- "Once Again" was produced by Martin Radleigh and engineered by Alan O'Phalen at Abbey Road Studios.
- The album features the original version of "Mockingbird," which would become a concert staple and fan favorite.
- Upon its release, "Once Again" charted at number 114 in the United States.
Barclay James Harvest were a British progressive rock band formed in 1966. By 1971, they were establishing their sound with a blend of rock, folk, and orchestral elements.
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