The Greatest Show On Earth – The Going's Easy 1970 (UK, Progressive,Hard,Jazz Rock)

The Greatest Show On Earth – The Going's Easy 1970 (UK, Progressive/Hard/Jazz Rock)

The album "The Going's Easy," also released in 1970, is in places reminiscent of "Blood, Sweat & Tears" with a more rock-influenced sound. The song "Magic Touch Woman" was later covered by The Hollies. "The Going's Easy" was the band's final album; due to a lack of interest in their home country, the group disbanded by mid-1971.

Tracks:

01. Borderline - 0:00

02. Magic Woman Touch - 9:17

03. Story Times And Nursery Rhymes - 14:31

04. The Leader - 19:22

05. Love Magnet - 25:07

06. Tell The Story - 34:34

07. Mountain Song - 39:04


Personnel:

Colin Horton-Jennings – lead vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, bongos
Garth Watt-Roy – vocals, acoustic & electric guitars
Norman Watt-Roy - bass, vocals
Mick Deacon - organ, piano, vocals
Dick Hanson - trumpet, flugelhorn, percussion
Tex Phillpotts – tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, percussion
Ian Aitchison – tenor saxophone, percussion
Ron Prudence - drums, congas
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Jonathan Peel – producer

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