The Ledge - New Peter Bardens collection with (unreleased?) Greeny

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New Peter Bardens collection with (unreleased?) Greeny

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Peter Bardens - Write My Name In The Dust - The Anthology 1963-200. (Castle - CMEDD 1070)

First all-encompassing career overview of this late, great, highly-acclaimed keyboards virtuoso. Double CD featuring tracks from Peter's bands The Cheynes, Peter B's Looners, Shotgun Express, Village and Camel as well as the best of his solo recordings, including his two collectable 70s Transatlantic LPs "The Answer" and "peter bardens" in their entirety, plus a couple of previously unissued outtakes. Sidemen/guest include Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood, Steve Ellis, Victor Brox, Bruce Thomas, Richard Sinclair. Compiled and annotated by Psych specialist David Wells. Long-overdue career overview of one of rock's most enduring and respected sidemen.
Due In: 28/03/2005

Found this on www.freakemporium.com. Anybody out there who knows anything about what tracks will be featured? Maybe unreleased tracks with Peter Green?! :D

Amazon have a tracklisting:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...samples#disc_1

I'm guessing some of the later tracks (no PG involvement, and probably no Mck involvement either for that matter) are the unreleased ones, but hopefully we can get this confirmed somehow. "Respectable" appeared on CD on that "FM Family album" and I'm guessing the Peter B's ones were the versions lifted from "Show biz blues". I don't think "Indian thing" has been on CD before but of course PG isn't on that (he left SE before they made their recordings). "The answer" through "Homage..." is the contents of PB's "The answer" album and it's safe to say PG is on every song from that album and Mick of course is on the SE, Cheynes & Peter B's tracks along with some of the last few on the set which are from Bardens' last (solo) album, "The art of levitation".

John