Neighbourhood Records

Autumn Lady

Name: Autumn Lady
Brand: Neighbourhood Records
SKU: 76f466e89f7639b0fb775f7575c7e223

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Fnac A long-lost gem from 1973 finally comes to light! Originally conceived in 1973, Autumn Lady was a project that was shelved and later replaced by the 1974 release As I See It Now. Now, for the first time, fans can experience the songs that were meant to make up that album. While some tracks became singles, like “Bitter Bad” and the Goffin & King classic “Will You Love Me Tomorrow?”, most have remained unheard— until now. This special edition includes: • Limited pressing of 700 LPs, pressed on deep red vinyl • A CD version with an expanded collection of rare tracks, across 2 discs, including the 27-minute version of the controversial track “Hearing The News” • Packaged in a deluxe card gatefold sleeve with a full-color booklet and detailed liner notes written by Melanie’s manager and UK music journalist, Dave Thompson

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A long-lost gem from 1973 finally comes to light! Originally conceived in 1973, Autumn Lady was a project that was shelved and later replaced by the 1974 release As I See It Now. Now, for the first time, fans can experience the songs that were meant to make up that album. While some tracks became singles, like “Bitter Bad” and the Goffin & King classic “Will You Love Me Tomorrow?”, most have remained unheard— until now. This special edition includes: • Limited pressing of 700 LPs, pressed on deep red vinyl • A CD version with an expanded collection of rare tracks, across 2 discs, including the 27-minute version of the controversial track “Hearing The News” • Packaged in a deluxe card gatefold sleeve with a full-color booklet and detailed liner notes written by Melanie’s manager and UK music journalist, Dave Thompson