Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus

Locations
Call Number: CD Rock Spirit Twelve
On Shelf At: Malletts Creek Branch, Pittsfield Branch, Westgate Branch

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Title from disc label.
Album previously released in 1972; CD one, tracks 14, 18-22 previously unreleased; CD two contains previously unreleased material.
Liner notes by Mick Skidmore printed on container insert.
CD one. Twelve dreams of Dr. Sardonicus. Prelude - nothin' to hide -- Nature's way -- Animal zoo -- Love has found a way -- Why can't I be free -- Mr. skin -- Space child -- When I touch you -- Street worm -- Life has just begun -- Morning will come -- Soldier -- Bonus tracks. Rougher road -- Dirty Dan -- Animal zoo (mono mix) -- Morning will come (mono mix) -- Red light roll on -- Love has found a way -- Street worm -- When I touch you -- Walking on my feet -- Nature's way.
CD two. Live at the Fillmore West, San francisco, May 16, 1970. Sweet Stella baby -- 1984 -- Country echo -- Jealous -- All the same -- Fresh garage -- It shall be -- Nothing to hide (no prelude) -- Ice -- Mr. Skin -- Animal zoo -- I'm truckin' -- So little time to fly -- Fog -- Mechanical world (Boston Tea Party, 11th October 1969) -- Dark eyed woman -- Uncle Jack.
Spirit (Randy California, vocals and guitars ; Jay Ferguson, vocals and percussion ; John Locke, keyboards ; Ed Cassidy, drums and percussion ; Mark Andes, bass and vocals) ; with additional musicians.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

The Original Album with Bonus Material submitted by KidBlue on June 20, 2022, 12:11pm The original 1972 album The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus is a pretty great album. This deluxe, 2-disc edition adds bonus tracks - alternate versions of a few songs and some unreleased tracks - and a full live disc recorded at Fillmore West, San Francisco in 1970.
None of it adds up to anything great, but it’s interesting. Randy California was an interesting guitarist.