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18 de jul. de 2011 · The results were the single Would You Believe, which hit the racks in January 1968, and the like-titled album that followed in short order. The single has been described as the most over-produced record of the sixties, and with reason; a modest psych-pop love song, it’s swathed in overblown orchestration including baroque strings, harpsichord ...
Would You Believe opens annoyingly so, then slips into a grouping of slightly popish light psych songs relevant to the spring of 1968, at the tail end of the Summer of Love. Even with the hit, “Would You Believe,” touted as the most over produced record of the 60’s, a psych pop love song of sorts wrapped in overblown baroque orchestration, where Mr. Nicholls gives Steve Marriott a run ...
"Would You Believe" is incredible. Imagine the Psychedelic sounds of The Small Faces meeting The Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds," and that equals Billy Nicholls. I don't have that much information on Nicholls, but I believe he is sort of like Speedy Keen of Thunderclap Newman, who was a pal of Pete Townshend and helped out in the studio here and there.
11 de feb. de 2007 · I have ordered Billy Nicholls twice and both times have received Keef Hartley- Half Breed. The listing ia incorrect as it combines the two items. There is a photo of Billy Nicholls- Would You Believe but the title says "Half Breed" and "Half Breed" is what is being sent. Do NOT order the vinyl.
5 de sept. de 2018 · "Would You Believe?" (Jeremy Paul) - 0:00"Come Again" - 2:42"Life Is Short" - 5:17"Feeling Easy" - 8:24"Daytime Girl" - 11:36"Daytime Girl (Coda)" - 14:20"Lo...
I loved you more that way. But now it just can't last. ( help, help, help, help, help) Would you believe. (I tried my best) I had so much to say. (My very, very best) I loved you every way. But ...
BILLY NICHOLLS. Would You Believe. Mega-rare 1968 original lilac label UK LP. Genuine example of one of the rarest and most-sought-after pop/psychedelic records of the 1960s. Supposedly due to financial difficulties, Immediate Records shelved the record and only about 100 "promotional" copies were ever pressed.
