Adge
Cutler's Family Album with The Wurzels (Recorded LIVE
at the Royal Oak, Nailsea, Zummerzet)
Adge
Cutler & The Wurzels
Columbia
SX6165 (mono)
Columbia SCX6165 (stereo)
Release
Date: 1967
Adge
Cutler & The Wurzels' second album was, like the
first, recorded in front of a live audience in the upstairs
room of the Royal Oak pub in Nailsea, North Somerset.
The
album some of Adge's best loved songs - most notably
The Shepton Mallet Matador, Easton-In-Gordano
and The Somerset Space Race. But unlike the
band's debut (which were all Adge's songs), Adge
Cutler's Family Album contained a few non-Adge
songs and included two songs tracks penned by other
band members (Sniff Up Thy Snuff and Drunk
Again), as well as two adaptations by producer
Bob Barrett.
Wurzelphonist
Brian Walker had by this time left the band, leaving
the band as a four-piece. Band
line-up: Adge
Cutler (vocals),
Reg Quantrill (banjo and guitar), Reg Chant
(accordion) and John Macey (bass).
Producer:
Bob Barratt
Introduction by Derek Jones
Side
1
- Easton-In-Gordano (Cutler)
- Sweet Violets (Coben, Green)
- The Wild West Show (adapt. Barratt)
- Barcelona Blues (Cutler)
- The Somerset Space Race (Cutler)
- Freak-Out In Somerset (adapt. Barratt)
Side
2
- Moonlight On The Malago (Cutler)
- Sniff Up Thy Snuff (Macey)
- Drunk Again
(Macey, Quantrill)
- Sheriff Of Midsomer Norton (Detroit)
- Avonmouth Mary (Cutler)
- The Shepton Mallet Matador (Cutler)
Singles
No
single taken directly from the album, but the single
I
Wish I Was Back On The Farm was released the
same year and had Easton-In-Gordano (taken
from the album) as the b-side.
Album
sleeve notes for the 1967 release by Bob Barratt:

Updated
album sleeve notes for the stereo version written after
Adge's death:

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Album
front cover (mono version)

Album
back cover (mono version)

Album
front cover (stereo version)

Album
back cover (stereo version)
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