Fans of the Iveys or Badfinger, or the Bee Gees circa Horizontal and Idea, will probably love this 23-song CD, derived from the highlights of the extended efforts by Angel Pavement to deliver a complete LP. They never did get that out, and three singles scarcely ever saw the light of day, but that doesn't mean that what they did wasn't worth hearing. Their elegant mix of pop/rock (including an ornate cover of the Iveys' «Maybe Tomorrow») and late psychedelic whimsy, highlighted by exquisite harmonies (heavily influenced by the Hollies, the Zombies, and the Beatles) and refined yet powerful playing, is difficult to resist - numbers like «Time Is Upon Us» and «Green Mello Hill» - which sounds like «Penny Lane» as it might have been done by the Kinks circa Village Green Preservation Society - make a compelling variant on sunshine pop crossed with British psychedelia. And the truly astonishing thing about the music represented here, apart from its quality and the fact that it was never heard until now, is that most of it is original material - how these guys missed at least a serious grab at success by getting this stuff released is anyone's guess, but here it is, 35 years late and still amazingly fresh and enjoyable, and well-nigh essential listening for anyone who loved those late-'60s British pop/rock sounds. Recorded in 1969 but unreleased at the time, the sole album by baroque harmony pop-psych group Angel Pavement finally emerged in vinyl-only format in 2003. This CD release adds a further eight tracks, including five superb West Coast-leaning demos recorded locally in 1967 before they came down south to London to release two singles, all four sides of which are included herein. Angel Pavement - Maybe Tomorrow [1970] (Full Album) [2005 Remastered CD Compilation] Tracklist:1. The Man In The Shop On The Corner (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd) 2. Maybe Tomorrow (Written By Tom Evans)3. Time Is Upon Us (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd)4. Green Mello Hill (Written By Danny Beckerman)5. Little Old Man (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd)6. When Will I See June Again (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd) 7. Genevieve (Written By Malcolm Spence, Michael Candler)8. Water Woman (Written By Ferguson)9. Napoleon (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd)10. Socialising (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd) 11. Jennifer (Written By Cliff Wade)12. Carrie (Written By Geoff Gill013. I'm A Dreamer (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd)14. Baby You've Gotta Stay (Written By Danny Beckerman)15. I'm Moving On (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd)16. Tell Me What I've Got To Do (Written By Danny Beckerman, Geoff Gill)17. Phantasmagoria (Written By Malcolm Spence)18. Rooftop Memories (Written By David Smith) 19. Tootsy Wootsy Feelgood (Written By Graham Harris)20. Flying On The Ground (Is Wrong) (Written By Neil Young)21. Five Sisters (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd)22. Desperate Dan (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd) 23. I'm Moving On (Early Mix) (Written By Clive «Alfie» Shepherd) Band Members:(1967): Neil Webster – Vocal, Clive «Alfie» Shepherd – Guitar, Dave Smith - Rhythm Guitar, Graham Harris – Bass, Alan Reeve - Drums (1967-68): Paul Smith – Vocal, Clive «Alfie» Shepherd – Guitar, Dave Smith - Rhythm Guitar, Graham Harris – Bass, Alan Reeve - Drums(1968-1970): Paul Smith – Vocal, Clive «Alfie» Shepherd - GuitarDave Smith - Rhythm Guitar, Graham Harris - BassMike «Candy» Candler - Drums (1970): Paul Smith – Vocal, Clive «Alfie» Shepherd – Guitar, John Cartwright - Rhythm Guitar, Trumpet, Graham Harris – Bass, Mike «Candy» Candler - DrumsCreditsCreditsProducer: Angel Pavement (tracks: 17 to 21), Geoff Gill (tracks: 1 to 16, 22 to 23)ANGEL PAVEMENT Maybe Tomorrow CD (UK, Wooden Hill, Catalogue No WHCD014) Wooden Hill label, 23-track CD edition of previously unreleased album recordings from 1969 of baroque harmony pop psych by UK band Angel Pavement.Label: Wooden Hill ‎– WHCD014Format: CD, Compilation, RemasteredCountry: UK