Pilgrimage

Original UK release in matt gatefold cover, on brown/red "Dogbone" labels. Poly-lined [blue 'STEREO' squares] standard company inner sleeve with record handling instructions, 'Made In England R.S.' [Robert Stace], 'British patent No. 800513', 'Foreign patents pending' and 'U.K. Patents Applications No. 43212/68'. First catalogue number on cover & labels, 2nd (Int. No.) in parentheses on cover rear and labels. Recorded at De Lane Lea Studios, London in May, 1971 'Where Were You Tomorrow' recorded live at De Montfort Hall, Leicester on June 14, 1971 by PYE Mobile Recorders. ℗ 1971 © 1971, MCA Records International. A2 appears as "The Pilgrim" on cover, but as "Pilgrim" on label. All songs except Vas Dis by Turner, Upton, Turner, Powell Published by Miles Music [cover], Feldman/Miles [labels]. "Vas Dis" by Jack McDuff, published by Andover Music. This brown/red label release has the following difference to the otherwise similar slightly later: • On labels, underneath the MCA arrow on the left-hand side it reads: 'Made In England, The Decca Record Co. Ltd.' • '7-LNMG-244-2L' runout matrix for side A, compared to '7-LNMG-244-3L'. Runouts are stamped.