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Great moments in British rock 'n' roll that remain obscure in the U.S.: Family, "Winter," 1968

This British psychedelic/progressive/generally eclectic band scored several top ten albums in the U.K. in the late 1960s and early 1970s, but was mostly unknown in the U.S. (One member of the band, bassist Ric Grech, enjoyed greater fame and fortune with Blind Faith and then Traffic.) This is one of my favorite songs from their first album: