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In the latest issue of Record Collector ( #514), there's a great review of the Worthings album! Check it out below.

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Great detailed interview with Roger Hillier from the Worthings here! Many thanks to Klemen at It's Psychedelic Baby!

Twenty-Five Views of Worthing | Interview - It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine Twenty-Five Views of Worthing were formed in 1970 by Watford school friends Roger Hillier and Mark Sugden out of the ashes of their psychedelic band Primrose Path. They were signed to a management deal with Island Artists in 1972 and supported the likes of Genesis, Caravan and Mott the Hoople, altho...

This is quite some line-up from March 1973. The Worthings were the openers of the evening, and the gig even predates the release of next act, Henry Cow's first album. Free-jazz band O***y Lodge featured Keith Tippett and their self-titled album from this year is enjoyably obtuse. The headline act, which featured musical-zelig Paul Buckmaster, bears testament to the lasting impact that Terry Riley's In C (1964) had created.

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Here's a treat for any Twenty-Five Views of Worthing superfans - the post-Worthings band L'Age D'Or which featured Roger Hillier and Mark's brother Ben Sugden on drums. Recording is from 1981 (we think).

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Be My Guest by L'Age D'Or L'Age D'Or, the band that time forgot; featuring Chris Klein - vocals, Roger Hillier - piano, Jonny Akers - synth, Tim Foster - bass, Ben Sugden - drums.

Every good band in the '70s needed a transit van to lug the heavy equipment around the country and the Worthings were no exception. Here they are (with friends) larking about on it/in it/under it in 1972/73.

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