About Dr. Strangely Strange
Dr. Strangely Strange, an experimental folk/psychedelic group, formed in Dublin in 1967 by Tim Booth and Ivan Pawle, later included Tim Goulding. Initially performing in Dublin's "Orphanage" houses, the band gained early traction in the UK college circuit. Their debut album, Kip of the Serenes, was produced by Joe Boyd and released in 1969. The follow-up, Heavy Petting, came out in 1970 with a lineup that briefly included Gary Moore.
The band faced internal tensions and disbanded in 1971. They reunited in 1972 and later in the early 1980s, with various lineups. The band performed sporadically, including notable events like the 1994 Incredible String Band convention and a 2007 Bloomsday concert. They have reissued their albums and released new material, including the Radio Sessions album in 2022.
Members
- Tim Booth
- Ivan Pawle
- Tim Goulding
- Joe Thoma
(other members included Humphrey Weightman, Brian Trench, Caroline "Linus" Greville, Neil Hopwood, Gay Woods, Terry Woods)
Video
Dr Strangely Strange - Strangely Strange But Oddly Normal
Comments
paul braun wrote on 2007-06-08 00:00:00:is being released
paul braun wrote on 2007-06-08 00:00:00:
Dr Strangely Strange provided the Music for the little Movie of my Life back in 69/70/71.Together with Nick Drake and Fairport.Just beautiful multi coloured pictures of life on Grafton Street and down in Darkest Sandymount.Happy Days now that a new CD
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