Omson Green - No Smoke Ermerging WILLIE DIXON A singular voice in the

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Omson Green - No Smoke Ermerging WILLIE DIXON A singular voice in theFormed at Keele University in 1974, Omson Greme played wilful, experimental, yearning, whimsical, literate, wry, humorous, and sad progressive rock, a strange mash up of Canterbury, folk, and Krautrock. Their nearest reference point is Audience's Friends, Friends, Friend era, but their powerful melodic sound is all their own. They recorded a 25 copy only private press live LP in 1975 that is still being restored for release, as the sound quality is