Velvett Fogg
Velvett Fogg (LP, Translucent Green White Marbled)
LabelMusic On VinylGenrePsychedelia & Kraut
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Velvett Fogg were a psychedelic rock band and active during the late 1960's. They were one of the many new bands from the Birmingham underground scene. Toni Iommi was a brief member at the time but left to form Black Sabbath. They were given a record deal by Pye Records, through which they released their first and only studio album, the self-titled Velvett Fogg. The original package was accompanied by a quote from the legendary U.K. disc jockey John Peel, who commented that "there is a lot of good music on this record. Remember Velvett Fogg - you will hear the name again." However, despite favourable reviews, the album didn't become as commercially successful as expected and the band soon broke up. The album has since become a much sought after title.
Release notes
Limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on translucent green & white marbled vinyl.
| A1 | Yellow Cave Woman | ||
| A2 | New York Mining Disaster 1941 | ||
| A3 | Wizard Of Gobsolod | ||
| A4 | Once Among The Trees | ||
| A5 | Lady Caroline | ||
| B1 | Come Away Melinda | ||
| B2 | Owed To The Dip | ||
| B3 | Within The Night | ||
| B4 | Plastic Man |
- Andrew Hendriksen
- Engineer
- David Hunt
- Engineer
- Douglas Kelly
- Engineer
- Richard Goldblatt
- Engineer
- Stephen Muir-Field
- Engineer
- Terry Evennett
- Engineer
- John Peel
- Liner Notes
- John Prosser
- Photography By
- Jack Dorsey
- Producer















































