(Review from progarchives.com)

Before they released their second album in 1975, Paul Gerrett leaves the band is replaced by Nick Glennie-Smith.

The music on this album is a lot more symphonic and space rock’ed than the debut album. The sound is pretty full of spacey elements. Pink Floyd is a natural inspiration, it seems. Yet the music is still rooted in country & western, with the violin still omni-present.

The nineteen minutes long “The Reason Why” is noteworthy, a work out of astronomical proportions with space rock and country vocal harmonies.

This is an interesting album, with a sound that promised more than they delivered by the time the band broke up.

Line-up:
- Pete Cosker / Electric and acoustic guitars, vocals, bass
- Nick Glennie-Smith / Keyboards
- Paul Middleton / Steel guitar, bass
- Roger Narraway / Percussion
- Pete Sage / Electric violin, bass, mandolin
- Roy Webber / Lead vocals, acoustic guitar
with
- Jan Glennie Smith / Vocals
- Madeline Bell / Vocals
- Ray Wherstein / Sax

Track List:
01. Valley Gardens – 9:51
02. Nez Perce – 5:03
03. The Mood I’m In – 7:07
04. The Reason Why – 18:28

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