8 thoughts on “ Reflections of Charles Brown - Les Fleur De Lys - Les Fleur De Lys (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. – Les Fleur De Lys: So Come On: 14 – Les Fleur De Lys: Hammer Head: 15 – Les Fleur De Lys: Stop Crossing The Bridge: 16 – Waygood Ellis: I Like What I'm Trying To Do: 17 – Rupert's People: Hold On: 18 – Chocolate Frog: Butchers And Bakers: 19 – Les Fleur De Lys: Wait For Me: 20 – Rupert /5(4).
2. out of 5 stars Les Fleur de Lys - 'Reflections' (Gonzo Multimedia) Reviewed in the United States on August 19, Turns out that I've actually heard several tracks of this lost, forgotten and over-looked late '60's psychedelic band before/5(5).
3. Les Fleur De Lys were one of the most talented underground guitar band of the 60's & have never really received the recognition that they truly deserved. This very fine compilation, which includes most of their recorded output, will help to correct this. Reflections includes 24 tracks & clocks in at almost 66 minutes long/5(7).
4. Sprawling track comp of the rare recordings of this enigmatic band. Includes 14 songs issued under the Les Fleur de Lys name, singles that they issued under the Rupert's People, Chocolate Frog, and Shyster pseudonyms, and releases on which they backed Sharon Tandy, John Bromley, and Waygood bankbacknineluchil.bomarefcioliconcalopepgutsslatper.co goes without saying that such a manic hodgepodge is geared 9/
5. Les Fleur De Lys - Reflections ( - ) The Fleur de Lys were one of the most talented underground guitar bands of the sixties and deserve far more recognition than they have received to date. They underwent many line-up changes and their story is a complex one. They originally formed (line-up A) as Les Fleur de Lys in Southampton during.
6. The band playing on this record is Les Fleur-De-Lys. Their refusal to become a full-time "Rupert's People" and promote the record, led to the formation of a second group under the "Rupert" name, to do the job, hence none of the Fleur-De-Lys played on the subsequent two 45s.
7. Les Fleur de Lys - Reflections ( uk, fantastic hard/beat/psychedelic rock) Flac The Fleur de Lys were one of the most talented underground guitar bands of the sixties and deserve far more recognition than they have received to date.
8. The Fleurs could in fact boast some pretty substantial musicianship throughout their various incarnations. Drummer Keith Guster, the only ever-present member, could hold down a metronomic funky beat whilst bassist Gordon Haskell, who would move on to King Crimson, had formidable rock and soul chops.