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“Marrying a rock band to an orchestra was seat-of-the-pants stuff.” The story of Barclay James Harvest’s Once Again

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“Marrying a rock band to an orchestra was seat-of-the-pants stuff.” The story of Barclay James Harvest’s Once Again

1971’s Once Again album. only the band’s second album, saw Oldham’s prog quartet Barclay James Harvest working with an orchestra to striking effect

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