Unicorn - Slow Dancing: Recordings 1974-1979 (Remastered & Expanded)

UK four CD set. Slow Dancing - The Recordings 1974 - 1979 gathers together three albums and an additional disc of previously unreleased archive material by the legendary British band Unicorn. Unicorn recorded their first album in 1971 for the Transatlantic label, but by 1973 they began an association with David Gilmour of Pink Floyd who was taken with the band's musical approach and American West Coast musical influences and vocal harmonies. Slow Dancing - The Recordings 1974 - 1979 gathers together the albums Blue Pine Trees, Too Many Crooks and One More Tomorrow, all with additional bonus tracks and features an additional CD with 19 previously unreleased studio and live archive recordings, selected by Unicorn's Pat Martin. The set also features an illustrated booklet and essay and is a fine tribute to one of Britain's most unique bands.