See for Miles SEECD 414 Ear of beholder

Lol Coxhill, tenor and soprano saxophone, effects, with others as listed:
- Introduction (00.35)
- Hungerford (07.12)
soprano saxophone; Charing Cross railway bridge, 17 July 1970
- Deviation dance (03.24)
tenor saxophone with Gibson Maestro; Hyde Park free concert, 18 July 1970
- Two little pigeons (03.21)
duo with David Bedford, piano
- Don Alfonso (03.14)
duo with David Bedford, piano
- Open Piccadilly (04.55)
soprano saxophone; Piccadilly, 17 July 1970
- Feedback (01.11)
soprano saxophone with Gibson Maestro, near Rotterdam, 1970
- Insensatez (08.16)
tenor saxophone, duo with Ted Speight, guitar
- A conversation with children/Jamaican rumba (01.38)
- Piccadilly with goofs (01.20)
a short dance sequance for soprano saxophone, humans, traffic and faulty recording technique, Piccadilly 17 July 1970
- Rasa-moods (20.09)
with Jasper Van't Hof, piano; Pierre Courbois, drums and percussion; Burton Greene, piano, recorded at Jongeren-Sentrum Rasa in Utrecht
- A collective improvisation (02.42)
recorded in two sections and spliced: a) gibbons; b) Mike Oldfield; 'Kirwin Dear'; 'Robert of Dulwich'; David Bedford; + LC
- I am the walrus (03.52)
'maraccas and a little tasteless flute' plus schoolchildren
- The rhythmic hooter (02.28)
soprano saxophone solo with rhythmic backing
- Lover man (04.51)
tenor saxophone
- Zoological fun (01.03)
giant tortoises and voyeurs, 17 July 1970
- Little triple one shot (02.10)
tenor saxophone recorded in three layers: straight; with echo; with fuzz
- That's why... darkies were born? (03.32)
duo with David Bedford, piano
- A series of superbly played mellotron codas (00.26)
Recorded July 1970- January 1971.
First released on Dandelion Records LP, 1971; then on Ampex in the US; this
See for Miles Records CD released 1994. CD release does
not include 'Vorblifa - exit' available on LP release.
Original sleeve design (front cover reproduced above) by Karel Oldrich.
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