Neon Pearl was created in 1967 by supreme drummer/songwriter Peter Dunton (The Flies, Gun, Please, T2…) with the intention of playing in Germany. Once there, they played a lot of gigs and were offered a residency at the Top Ten Club in Siegen. Their particular sound, mix of covers, original material (written by Dunton) and psychedelic improvisation, earned them local cult status. After some line-up changes, the band regrouped in London as a trio: Peter Dunton on drums/keyboards/vocals plus Bernie Jinks (Bulldog Breed, T2) on bass and Nick Spenser on guitar. This line-up recorded some studio demos, featuring tracks like “Dream Scream”, which was usually their final number in their live sets, where they extended it to 10 minutes or more. With no interest from record companies, Neon Pearl split, giving birth to Please, another cult band led by Peter Dunton.
Those demos were first recovered by the Acme label in 2001 and subsequently released as “1967 Recordings”.
 
A1 What You See
A2 Dream Scream
A3 Out Of Sight
A4 Just Another Day
A5 Dream (Bonus)

B1 Forever
B2 Going With The Flow
B3 Urban Ways
B4 Going Back
B5 Nothing To Say (Bonus)