the huge world of emily small

Short-lived British psychedelic project Picadilly Line was created by singer/guitarist Roger Hand and singer/guitarist/keyboardist Rod Edwards, who would later find greater fame as Edwards Hand. Using some of Britain's top session players, including organist Alan Hawkshaw, guitarist Alan Parker, Jamaican-born flautist Harold McNair and double bassist Danny Thompson from Pentangle, the album was expertly arranged by composer John Cameron, who had worked on television and film soundtracks, and co-produced by folk singer Roy Guest. The result was a particularly enticing slice of British psychedelia, driven by an overriding feel of small-town Englishness, with a touch of Californian vocal harmony here and there and a nice take of Bob Dylan's 'Visions Of Johanna.'

Track Listing:

• A1 Emily Small (The Huge World Thereof) 2:28
• A2 Silver Paper Dress 2:42
• A3 At The Third Stroke 2:56
• A4 Can You See Me? 2:08
• A5 Your Dog Won't Bark 2:55
• A6 How Could You Say You're Leaving Me? 2:37
• A7 Gone, Gone, Gone 2:17
• B1 Twiggs 3:44
• B2 Tumble Down World 2:50
• B3 Visions Of Johanna 6:08
• B4 Come And Sing A Song 2:57
• B5 Her Name Is Easy 3:25