Description
1. Auntie Monica
2. Bootleg Whiskey
3. Viola Lee Blues
4. The Wizard
5. Mr Aldridge Jones
6. Granny Takes A Trip
7. Overseas Stomp
8. Freightliner
9. The Sheik
10. Rising Sun
11. Kiss Me Goodnight Sally Green
12. Bonus Tracks
13. Carlo�s Circus
14. Madam Judge
15. Brown Shoes
16. The King Comes Riding
17. Extra Special Bonus Tracks
18. Boon Tune
19. Boon Tune Acoustic
Digitally remastered and expanded edtion. Associated with the London psychedelic scene, the band adopted the name, The Purple Gang, when they changed their image to the well-dressed, clean-cut gangster style in the 1960s. They engaged Joe Boyd as their record producer, and shared a studio with Pink Floyd as they recorded their first single, Granny Takes A Trip (named after the eponymous shop in the Kings Road). Pink Floyd was making their own first single, Arnold Layne, at the time. The BBC spotted the word trip in the title and, assuming it to be a reference to LSD, banned the record from their airwaves. Also noting that the bands lead singer at the time (Pete Walker) was nicknamed Lucifer. This special 50th Anniversary release also includes Boon Tune, a track that was offered to them by Syd Barrett as he suggested using it as a follow up to Granny Takes a Trip.
