Men of a certain age used to go weak at the knees in the 1970's at the sight of the beautiful Sonja Kristina, lead singer of this multi-talented band. I probably would if I saw here these days. Anyway, this was their first 45, issued on Warner Bros. with the early 1970's dark green label with a 'WB' shield. The record was unusual for the time, issued as it was with 3 tracks, all of which show the band's great talents especially Francis Monkman's keyboards and Darryl Way's brilliant violin playing. The A-side has a non-sounding surface mark, the B-side has some marking but is barely audible due to the tremendous racket emanating from Way's showstopping 'Vivaldi'. Comes in original company sleeve.
