Bread, Love and Dreams was a prog/psych British folk rock trio from Scotland which eventually was left to two members, guitarits/vocalist David McNiven and his future wife Angie Rew on vocals and flute. The band was supported by The Pentangle's bassist Richard Thompson and drummer Terry Cox and even the great saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith from Colesseum for Amyrallis released in 1971.
Some of the tracks are beautifully arranged and orchestrated with a slight tinge of psychedelia but not overwhelming to the point of acid folk. Etheral and pastoral vocals, wonderful harmonies and beautiful melodies. "Flower folk" would be good label for this album.
Some of the tracks are beautifully arranged and orchestrated with a slight tinge of psychedelia but not overwhelming to the point of acid folk. Etheral and pastoral vocals, wonderful harmonies and beautiful melodies. "Flower folk" would be good label for this album.
