November — En Ny Tid Är Här… 1970 (Sweden, Heavy Progressive-Hard Rock)

November — En Ny Tid Är Här… 1970 (Sweden, Heavy Progressive-Hard Rock)

A Stockholm-based band formed in 1969 by bassist Christer Stålbrandt, drummer Björn Inge, and guitarist Richard Rolf. The band's original lineup featured guitarist Snowy White, who left before they changed their name from "Train" to "November," and Richard Rolf was recruited as a replacement. It was with him that the band played their first show on November 1, 1969, opening for Fleetwood Mac at the Que-Club in Gothenburg. They were one of the first Swedish rock bands to perform their songs in Swedish. However, this didn't stop the band from being popular in Britain. November has released three full-length albums. After the band's dissolution in 1972, Christer Stålbrandt joined Saga, Björn Inge joined Energy, and Richard Rolf joined Bash, then Nature. Without a doubt, November is one of the best Swedish bands of the early '70s.

Tracks:

01. Mount Everest - 0:00

02. En Annan Värld - 3:40

03. Lek Att Du Är Barn Igen - 7:27

04. Sekunder (Förvandlas Till År) – 13:25

05. En Enkel Sång Om Dej - 18:35

06. Varje Gång Jag Ser Dej Känns Det Lika Skönt - 21:17

07. Gröna Blad – 25:24

08. Åttonde - 28:25

09. Ta Ett Steg I Sagans Land - 31:36

10. Balett Blues - 35:38


Personnel:

Christer Stålbrandt – bass, vocals
Richard Rolf - guitar
Björn Inge - drums, vocals
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Caroline Williams - vocals (03, 09)
Jan Kling - flute (03, 09)
Roger Wallis – producer


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