9 thoughts on “ In The Gym - Unicorn (12) - Blue Pine Trees (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Label: Charisma - CAS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock, Country Rock Unicorn - Blue Pine Trees (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(7).

   Reply
2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Blue Pine Trees on Discogs. Label: Capitol Records - ST • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock, Country Rock/5(22).

   Reply
3. Digitally remastered and expanded edition of Blue Pine Trees, the album by Unicorn. Featuring a line-up of Kenny Baker (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Pat Martin (bass, vocals), Kevin Smith (lead guitar, mandolin) and Pete Perrier (drums), Blue Pine Trees was released on the Charisma label in /5(12).

   Reply
4. Always one of the most exquisite-sounding records of the mid-'70s, Blue Pine Trees was the sound of Unicorn at the peak of their musical and songwriting abilities. An album that puts you in mind of Lindisfarne before they got desperate, or the Beatles if Ashley Hutchings had produced them, this is British folk-rock at one of its most idiosyncratic extremes.8/

   Reply
5. Unicorn – Blue Pine Trues: Remastered and Expanded () CD/DL Released 24 February CD reissue for the second LP by Unicorn originally released in , produced by Dave Gilmour of Pink Floyd and buttressed by single sides, outtakes and a Author: Ian Canty.

   Reply
6. Featuring a line-up of Kenny Baker (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Pat Martin (bass, vocals), Kevin Smith (lead guitar, mandolin) and Pete Perrier (drums), Blue Pine Trees was released on the Charisma label in , the album was Unicorn s second LP and was produced by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, who also featured on Pedal Steel Guitar and guitar /5(13).

   Reply
7. Featuring a line-up of Ken Baker (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Pete Perryer (drums, vocals), Pat Martin (bass, vocals) and Kevin Smith (lead guitar, mandolin), “Blue Pine Trees” was released on the Charisma label in , the album was Unicorn’s second LP and was produced by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, who also featured on Pedal Steel.

   Reply
8. Jan 01,  · In The Gym Blue Pine Trees Bonus Tracks: Ooh Mother Volcano The Ballad Of John And Julie (BBC Session ) Bog Trotter Ooh Mother (single version) I'll Believe In You (The Hymn) Take It Easy Line-up:: Kenny Baker - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Pat Martin - Bass Guitar, Vocals Pete Perrier - Drums, Lead Vocals.

   Reply
9. A couple of tunes on this album were getting pretty good airplay in Minneapolis back in , so I was turned on to this record right from the start and I still have my original vinyl copy, along with everything else I could find by the band.I still love this album unreservedly and have a CD of this album and Too Many Crooks in the car's CD player right now/5(12).

   Reply