Arranged By [Include A Massive Big-Band Arrangement By The Superb] – Neil ArdleyComposed By – Litherland
6:45
2
The Grass Is Greener
Composed By – Heckstall-Smith, Hiseman
7:31
3
Jumping Off The Sun
Composed By – Tomlin, Taylor
3:00
4
Elegy
Arranged By [String Quartet Parts Are Super] – Neil ArdleyComposed By – LitherlandVocals – James Litherland
3:26
5
Bolero
Composed By – Ravel
5:28
6
Rope Ladder To The Moon
Composed By – Bruce, Brown
3:42
7
The Machine Demands A Sacrifice
Composed By – Litherland, Hiseman, Brown
2:48
8
Lost Angeles
Composed By – Greenslade, Heckstall-Smith
5:30
Versions
Category
Artist
Title (Format)
Label
Category
Country
Year
DS 50079
Colosseum
The Grass Is Greener (LP, Album, Gat)
ABC/Dunhill Records
DS 50079
US
1970
DS 50079, DS-50079
Colosseum
The Grass Is Greener (LP, Album, Gat)
Dunhill, ABC Records
DS 50079, DS-50079
US
1970
DS 50079, DS-50079
Colosseum
The Grass Is Greener (LP, Album)
Dunhill, Dunhill
DS 50079, DS-50079
Canada
1970
TECD181
Colosseum
The Grass Is Greener (CD, Album, RE)
Talking Elephant Records
TECD181
UK
2011
8023-50079
Colosseum
The Grass Is Greener (8-Trk, S/Sided, Album)
ABC/Dunhill Records
8023-50079
US
1970
Credits
Bass – Tony Reeves
Drums – John Hiseman
Guitar [Assorted Guitar] – Dave Clempson
Organ, Piano, Percussion [Tuner Percussion] – Dave Greenslade
Photography By [Uncredited] – Marcus Keef, Peter Smith
Producer – Gerry Bron, Tony Reeves
Soprano Saxophone [Soprano], Tenor Saxophone [Tenor], Woodwind – Dick Heckstall-Smith
Notes
Recorded: London - Summer/Winter 1969 Produced for Hit Record Productions Ltd.
Dunhill Records Inc. / New York / Los Angeles / A Subsidiary of ABC Records, Inc. / Made in U.S.A.
A1, A2, A3. A4, B3, B4: Dick James Music Inc. B1: Casserole Music Corp. B2: Elkan-Vogel Co., Inc.
Notes not on release: This original LP was released in the US only. Although it has a misleadingly similar sleeve design, most of the music on this album is very different from that on the well-known "Valentyne Suite" released just a few months earlier in the UK. (a. o. due to the replacement of James Litherland for Dave Clempson)
