The End - Introspection Album

Tracklist

1	Dreamworld	4:15
2	What Does It Feel Like	3:05
3	Loving Sacred Loving Harpsichord – Nicky Hopkins	3:04
4	Jacobs Bladder Vocals – George KensetWritten-By – Kenset	0:54
5	Cardboard Watch	2:52
6	Under The Rainbow	3:40
7	Introspection Pt. 1	4:03
8	Linen Draper Vocals – George KensetWritten-By – Kenset	0:14
9	Introspection Pt. 2	2:44
10	Shades Of Orange Written-By – Wyman, Gosling	2:39
11	Bromley Common Vocals – George KensetWritten-By – Kenset	0:50
12	She Said Yeah Backing Vocals [Additional Harmony] – Jim HendersonSaxophone – Ken LeemanWritten-By – Christy, Jackson	2:48
13	Don't Take Me	3:23

Credits

• Artwork [Sleeve Design] – John Horton
• Bass Guitar, Vocals – Dave Brown
• Drums – Hugh Attwooll
• Guitar, Saxophone, Vocals – Colin Giffin
• Guitar, Vocals – Terry Taylor
• Mixed By [Mixing Engineer] – Glyn Johns
• Organ, Piano, Vocals – Nick Graham
• Producer – Bill Wyman
• Tabla – Charlie Watts
• Written-By – Giffin (tracks: A1, A2, A6, B1, B3, B7), Brown (tracks: A1, A5, A6, B3, B7), Graham (tracks: A1, A5, A6, B3, B7), Taylor (tracks: A5, B1)

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: (Runout, Side A, stamped): XARL-8993.P-2A
• Matrix / Runout: (Runout, Side B, stamped): XARL-8994.P-1A

Album

Introspection - The End. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Introspection Pt. 1 - The End. 2 - The End. Songs in album The End - Introspection 1969. The End - Dreamworld. The End - Under The Rainbow. The End - Shades Of Orange. The End - Bromley Common. The End - Cardboard Watch. The End - Introspection Pt. The End - What Does It Feel Like. The End - Linen Draper. The End - Don't Take Me. Shades Of Orange и Introspection Pt. Bill Wyman - молодец. В наличии и Terry Taylor, и Charlie Watts. Listen free to THE END Introspection Dreamworld, Under The Rainbow and more. 15 tracks 40:01. The End. Alternative , Pt. Although Introspection bombed due to a belated release, collectors have since heralded it as one of the finest albums from the brief British psychedelic wave. Produced by Rolling Stone Bill Wyman in early 1968, the spirit of the era or maybe that of the previous summer is sonically created, with sumptuous results. The End Introspection. Among the records included as part of Decca Records release schedule in November 1969 appeared an album that in retrospect should have receive more commercial attention than it attained. The album was Introspection by The End, a psychedelic masterpiece that owed its existence due to the patronage of Rolling Stone Bill Wyman and is itself a part of Rolling Stones history. For various reasons the album