Tinkerbell’s Fairydust 1969 Full Album

Tracklist:
1/ Twenty Ten
2/ Majorine
3/ The Worst That Could Happen
4/ In My Magic Garden
5/ Never My Love
6/ Lazy Day
7/ Every Minute Every Day
8/ Sheila’s Back In Town
9/ Jeff’s Boogie
10/ They Didn’t Believe Me
11/ Whole World
12/ Happy
13/ You Keep Me Hanging On (usually track 6 on album)
14/ Follow Me Follow (bonus track)
15/ Good Day (bonus track)

Tinkerbell’s Fairydust was a British pop band in the late 1960s, who came from east London. They recorded three singles and one album for Decca.
An eponymous Tinkerbells Fairydust album was recorded, using four of the tracks from their previous singles and a number of cover versions.
It was due for release in December 1969 on Decca. However it was withdrawn prior to release. Some test pressings were made (and 4 or 5 ‘finished’ copies), but only a tiny handful of copies were left in existence.
The extreme rarity of this album has pushed up its collectability rating to where, in 2007, a shabby scratched copy was sold on eBay for £1,200 and since then (in 2009 & 2010) two other copies have sold in excess of £2000. It is regarded by collectors as one of the most valuable pop/psych albums of all time.
In 1998, a CD and LP reissue circulated with alternative artwork. In 2009, it was reissued again on vinyl LP on Acme Records while an expanded CD was released on Cherry Red’s psychedelic imprint, Grapefruit, with various bonus tracks and the band’s approval.
you can buy the CD or vinyl album here: http://www.discogs.com/Tinkerbells-Fairydust-Tinkerbells-Fairydust/master/620774

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