The Soft Machine "Triple Echo" 1977

...On the way back Daevid Allen was refused re-entry to England and stayed in France, moving on to various projects before forming Gong two years later, while Robert Wyatt, Mike Ratledge and Kevin Ayers decided to carry on Soft Machine as a trio...
...In February 1968, Soft Machine embarked on a three month US tour (opening for the Jimi Hendrix Experience), recording their first album during their touring schedule in New York in four days in April 1968, with production handled by Tom Wilson and former Animals bassist and Hendrix producer Chas Chandler. Although quickly made and not particularly well-recorded, the band's eponymous album The Soft Machine (1968) is now considered a classic of the extraordinarily creative post-psychedelic and pre-progressive period of the late 1960's.
The band split up in December 1968, re-formed in February 1969 and carried on until the late 1970's through many line-up changes and leaving no original member onboard. It re-formed briefly in 1980 and 1984. Robert Wyatt formed Matching Mole in October 1971. "Matching Mole" is a clever mis-pronounciation of "La Machine Molle", the French title of William Burroughs' novel "The Soft Machine". - discogs
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1 Love Makes Sweet Music 2 Feelin' Reelin' Squeelin' 3 Memories 4 She's Gone 5 Why Am I So Short? / So Boot If At All / A Certain Kind 6 We Did It Again / Plus Belle Qu'une Poubelle / Why Are We Sleeping? 7 A Concise British Alphabet - Part 2 / Hullo Der / Dada Was Here / Thank You Pierrot 8 As Long As He Lies Perfectly Still 9 Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening 10 The Moon In June 11 Esther's Nose Job 12 Mousetrap / Noisette / Backwards / Mousetrap Reprise 13 Slightly All The Time / Out Bloody Rageous / Eamonn Andrews 14 Teeth 15 Kings And Queens 16 All White 17 Bone 18 Stanley Stamps Gibbon Album 19 Carol Ann 20 Hazard Profile - Part 1 21 The Tale Of Taliesin
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