Free Appreciation Society
Magazine Issue #151
June 2020
The opening of our 'Fire And Water' issues finally
makes its way safely out to you. The
first of four magazines working through our continuing history of the band to
mark the 50th anniversary of the albums from the period. This 56 page issue
picks up the story of the band where we left off with issue #149, and we move
from the release of the 2nd album into the events from January 1970 to July
1970.
Here we deal with the recording of all the material that
made up the forthcoming album, first performances on 'Beat Club',
the live recording in Sunderland on February 6th, the rejection of Free's
original mix of the new record and a track by track analysis of it, a look at
the unusual 'Reps Sampler' featuring 'Heavy Load', Chris
Blackwell's 'All Right Now' single mix, and the beginnings of the new
album artwork. All of this comes with a comprehensive look at the gigs, BBC sessions
and the steady rise of the band through press from the period.
The magazine is full of new information, and a few weird revelations, along with
information from the album sessions and photographs from the period.
This is the most in depth look at this period of the Free
history EVER and begins the series of issues running through until the end of
August over #151, #152, #153, #154 (which is a double issue!)
56 pages packed with FREE!
Posted out to overseas subscribers on Friday and Monday, to UK
subscribers today.
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Details are in the blog further back or you can simply email
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