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agreed, they belong together, nice one

Mystical words in magical tunes and not connected to anything that went before, unique sound and style, nothing like it at the time, shame he got famous and went all teeny bopper on us. Maybe he was just too good looking.

Know this song from a cover by Sun Dial on their Return Journey album, original is pretty far out too. So many great songs were overlooked in the 60's, garage classic.

@theseparatesky This was originally released as a live 12inch single and is not on any live album.

A truly great player, but only when he covers the classics of the past. His own music doesn't quite cut it. This is truly wonderful and when he lets rip and shreds at 5.13 it gives me the chills man.

Was first released in '75 and did nothing as Radio 1 never gave it any daytime airplay. Was released again in '76 on the Hot Valves ep after the band had a surprise hit with Ships In The Night and Legs & Co got to dance do it on TOTP but it hardly dented the singles charts. Quite possibly the gre...

this is not Mind Train, this is Slow Motion. Your upload of Sunstroke is Sunstroke and Mindtrain together as they appear on the album Return Journey. I don't want to be a jobsworth but if you're going to upload music then you must get it right.

Frank actually has the master tape from this jam. Should release this and show the world just what can be done on an electric guitar, brilliant and beautiful.

first time I heard this it was on the 1973 CKUL fm radio live session tape that I bought at a London record fair about thirty years ago. Frank has the master tape to this radio session, he should release it on cd for everyone to enjoy, quite simply fantastic.

The most beatiful guitar solo ever. More than a hint of Vaughan Williams in it.

easily the best thing she will ever do.

@falcao1982 absolutely correct my friend, imagine being on the other end of the phone. Could also be seen as a metaphor for living a life surrounded by idiots.

@DistortedV12

It's not a joke its a metaphor that was originally made about jazz drummer Buddy Rich.

Clapton is god, god thinks he's Gary Moore and Frank Marino is Mua'Dib.

Metaphor man, it's what the Bible is all about, not to be taken literally, educate yourself.

This I believe is the live version that was the flipside of the Airport single. I used to play it all the time on the jukebox at my local. Great tune.