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Overshadowed by their British Invasion cohorts The Rolling Stones, 1960s rockers The Pretty Things 
mined the same raunchy blues-rock territory but remained woefully unknown to American audiences. 
In the late '60s, the band began experimenting with the burgeoning psychedelic movement, 
culminating in their 1968 opus SF SORROW. A concept album detailing the tragic life of its eponymous 
character, SF SORROW predated The Who's TOMMY as the first rock opera and actually served as 
Pete Townsend's inspiration for that work. This DVD captures The Pretty Things performing 
SF SORROW in its entirety at the legendary London studios of Abbey Road, the birthplace of the 
original recording.
Features Arthur Brown as the narator and special guest David Gilmour of PINK FLOYD on guitar.

Phil May - Vocals and percussion
Wally Waller - Bass and Vox
Dick Taylor - Lead Guitar and Vox
John Povey - Keyboards, Percussion, Sitar
Skip Allen - Drums and Percussions
Frankie Richard - Akoustic Guitar
tracklist
01. S.F. Sorrow Is Born     
02. Bracelets of Fingers
03. She Says Good Morning
04. Private Sorrow
05. Balloon Burning
06. Death
07. Baron Saturday
08. The Journey
09. I See You
10. Well of Destiny
11. Trust
12. Old Man Going
13. Loneliest Person

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BONUS MATERIAL

Interviews with the band (Removed)

BONUS TRACKS

01. Roadrunner
02. Route 66