This 1967 album showcased the group's knack for crafting psychedelic rock and jazz instrumentals, intended for library music use. It arrived as psychedelic sounds were reaching their commercial peak.
- The album was released on De Wolfe Ltd, a label known for its extensive library of production music. It was recorded during the height of the psychedelic rock movement. The album features instrumental tracks primarily, common for library music releases.
- The release date of 1967-12-29 places it at the end of a year marked by significant psychedelic rock output. De Wolfe Ltd provided music for numerous British films and television programs during this era. The genre classifications are psychedelic rock and jazz.
- The London Studio Group often utilized a fluid lineup of highly skilled session players. This album represents their contribution to the burgeoning psychedelic music scene of the late 1960s. Library music albums from this period aimed to provide a wide range of moods and styles for media producers.
The London Studio Group was a rotating collective of session musicians who released albums on the De Wolfe Ltd label. They specialized in producing library music for film and television, often in the psychedelic rock and jazz genres.
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