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Way We Live & Tractor
Candle for Judith / Tractor
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. King Dick II - Tractor, Clayton, Steve [1]
2. Squares - Tractor, Clayton, Steve [1]
3. Siderial - Tractor, Clayton, Steve [1]
4. Angle - Tractor, Milne, Jim
5. Storm - Tractor, Clayton, Steve [1]
6. Willow - Tractor, Clayton, Steve [1]
7. Madrigal - Tractor, Clayton, Steve [1]
8. The Way Ahead - Tractor, Clayton, Steve [1]
9. All Ends Up - Tractor, Milne, Jim
10. Little Girl in Yellow - Tractor, Milne, Jim
11. The Watcher - Tractor, Milne, Jim
12. Ravenscroft's 13 Bar Boogie - Tractor, Milne, Jim
13. Shubunkin, Pt. I - Tractor, Milne, Jim
14. Hope in Favour, Pt. 2 - Tractor, Milne, Jim
15. Everytime It Happens, Pt. 3 - Tractor, Milne, Jim
16. Make the Journey - Tractor, Milne, Jim

CD Details

All Artists: Way We Live & Tractor
Title: Candle for Judith / Tractor
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: See for Miles UK
Release Date: 4/25/1995
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5014661040935

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CD Reviews

Tractor - 'The Way We Live / A Candle For Judith' (See For M

Mike Reed | USA | 09/02/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A must-have fabulous 2-fer-1 import of Tractor's first two releases, from 1971-1972. Since I never pay much attention to bands / performers changing their names, I consider all of this lengthy title to be Tractor. Just shows you how this incredible duo of Jim Milne {guitarist & vocals} and Steve Clayton {drummer, piano & flute} could seriously give any other artist from their era a 'good' run for their money. Tracks here I was blown away with were the jamming "Storm", "Willow", the somewhat T. Rex-like "The Way Ahead", the unforgettable "Little Girl In Yellow" and their finely played gem "Take The Journey", this cut really should've done more for the duo. Lesser known UK psych that deserves more praise than they ever got. Tractor still exists, today. Look for their live DVD, on Ozit Records. Essential."