Soft Machine - Fourth Album

Tracklist

1	Teeth	9:12
2	Kings And Queens	5:00
3	Virtually Part 4	3:20
4	Virtually Part 3	4:31
5	Fletcher's Blemish	4:34
6	Virtually Part 1	5:17
7	Virtually Part 2	7:06

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
S 64280	Soft Machine	Fourth ‎(LP, Album)	CBS	S 64280	UK	1971
MHCP 424	Soft Machine	Fourth ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, Pap)	Sony Records Int'l	MHCP 424	Japan	2004
S 64280	Soft Machine	Fourth ‎(LP, Album, RE)	CBS	S 64280	UK	Unknown
MHCP 614	Soft Machine	Fourth ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, Unofficial, DSD)	Sony Records Int'l	MHCP 614	Russia	2005
MHCP 614	Soft Machine	Fourth ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, DSD)	Sony Records Int'l	MHCP 614	Japan	2005

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Elton Dean
• Bass – Hugh Hopper
• Clarinet – Jimmy Hastings
• Cornet – Marc Charig
• Double Bass – Roy Babbington
• Drums – Robert Wyatt
• Engineer – George Chkiantz
• Flute – Jimmy Hastings
• Organ – Mike Ratledge
• Photography By – Campbell MacCallum
• Piano – Mike Ratledge
• Saxello – Elton Dean
• Sleeve – Bloomsbury Group
• Tenor Saxophone – Alan Skidmore
• Trombone – Nick Evans
• Written-By – Elton Dean (tracks: A3), Hugh Hopper (tracks: A2, B1 to B4), Mike Ratledge (tracks: A1)

Video

Album

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