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Early Morning Onwards - компиляционный альбом британской рок-группы Barclay James Harvest, выпущенный в сентябре 1972 года.
Первый сборник группы, выпущенный в 1972 году и состоящий из синглов A и B, а также некоторых треков из классических альбомов. Это единственный альбом, включающий "переработанные стерео" версии "Early Morning" и "Mr. Sunshine", и он был выпущен в двух разных конвертах, как показано выше.

Содержание
1. Early Morning (2:34)
2. Poor Wages (2:31)
3. Brother Thrush (3:07)
4. Mr. Sunshine (2:53)
5. Taking Some Time On (5:29)
6. Mother Dear (3:16)
7. Mocking Bird (6:37)
8. Song With No Meaning (4:19)
9. I'm Over You (3:51)
10. Child Of Man (3:19)
11. After The Day (4:39)

Участники записи
- Les Holroyd / bass, guitars, vocals
- John Lees / guitars, vocals
- Mel Pritchard / drums, percussion
- Woolly Wolstenholme / keyboards, Mellotron, vocals

⁣Early Morning Onwards (1972) (1997)

⁣Barclay James Harvest ‎– Early Morning Onwards
Лейбл: Brimstone Records ‎– BRIM 001
Формат: CD, Compilation
Страна: UK
Дата релиза: 25 Sep 1997
Жанр: Rock
Стиль: Art Rock, Prog Rock
Содержание
1 Early Morning 2:34
2 Poor Wages 2:31
3 Brother Thrush 3:07
4 Mr Sunshine 2:53
5 Taking Some Time On 5:29
6 Mother Dear 3:16
7 Mocking Bird 6:37
8 Song With No Meaning 4:19
9 I'm Over You 3:51
10 Child Of Man 3:19
11 After The Day 4:37
Заметки
Record At EMI Studios, Abbey Road,London And Strawberry Studios, Stockport, Between January 1968 And April 1972.
The band's first compilation album, released at a budget price of 99p and thus winning many new converts to the BJH cause. It's a collection which stands up well as an album in its own right, and still provokes nostalgia amongst many older fans. Belatedly released on CD (with the inlay designed to show either of the cover designs according to personal preference) by Brimstone in 1997.
*The versions of "Early Morning" and "Mr. Sunshine" which appear here are in "re-processed stereo", that ghastly early 70s invention by which perfectly good mono recordings were ruined with unconvincing phasing and delay effects used to create an artificial stereo mix.
The original black sleeve with lyrics on the back was striking, but the stylised script made the title very difficult to read - the white sleeve with orange lettering replaced it eight months later.