Friar Tuck And His Psychedelic Guitar by Friar Tuck released on Mercury in 1967.

Plain and Fancy wrote on their blog:

...The album they recorded may have been conceived and commissioned as a cash-in on the burgeoning hippie movement, but there are no peace and love clichés in the grooves Instead, it comprises deranged cover versions (including a spectacularly lethargic take on Sweet Pea, a recent hit for Roe), set to almost avant-garde guitar parts, with deranged mutterings and sounds endlessly floating in and out of the mix. Though the first side can be interpreted as skewed easy listening, the self-penned second side is a multi-layered suite that reveals fresh eccentricities on every listen...

https://therockasteria.blogspot.com/2025/05/friar-tuck-friar-tuck-and-his.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLH3BEw9Sa0&list=PLG-InimcgCwMMrTysmzXsak3Q-pZ17kmS&index=1

#FriarTuck #Psychedelia #Music #CurtBoettcher #MikeDeasy

This month it’s just three Merry Men discussing Robin Hood with Professor of Late Medieval and Reformation History at University of Liverpool, Dr Martin Heale.
Thank you to all the people who commented on their favourite Robin Hood’s prior to the show.

#robinhood #cosmicpizzapodcast #esonetwork #merrymen #maidmarion #friartuck #archery #medieval #reformation #history

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-cosmic-pizza-podcast/id1517318468?i=1000633315020