Artist: Cupid's Inspiration (Feat. T. Rice-Milton)
Album: Yesterday Has Gone
Country: UK
Genre: Pop Rock, Baroque Pop, Psychedelic Rock
Release: 1969 (2001)
Quality: FLAC | lossless

The only LP from a band from Stamford (Lincolnshire), originally called "The Ends". The group managed to give out two big hits, “Yesterday Has Gone” (4th place in the charts, July 1968) and “My World” (33rd place, October 1968). Having no ideas in its stock, not having its own original repertoire that would allow it to compete with the new groups that were gaining weight, it ceased to exist by 1970. The group is also notable for the fact that Gordon Haskell, better known for his participation in “King Crimson” and solo works, began his activity in it.

Tracklist:
1. Yesterday Has Gone (Randazzo, Pike) - 2:48
2. Brown Eyed Woman (Mann/Weil) - 3:32
3. Blue Zero (Hammer) - 3:15
4. The Picture (O'Leary, Suffolk (Rice-Milton) - 3:21
5. Give A Little Love (King) - 2:50
6. Runaway Lover (Duncan, Arthey) - 3:09
7. Sweet Music (Duncan, Arthey) - 2:41
8. Green Green Trees (Hammond-Hazlewood) - 2:44
9. Never Trust In Tomorrow (King) - 3:06
10.I Want To Give It All To You (Gordon Haskell) - 4:15
11.The Riddle Song - 3:08
12.My World (Richard Kerr, Rupert Felton) - 2:47
Bonus Tracks:
13.Dream (Single B-Side, 1968) - 3:11
14.Everything Is Meant To Be (Single B-Side, 1968) - 2:42
15.The Sad Thing (Single A-Side, 1969) - 3:19
16.Look At Me (Single B-Side, 1969) - 2:22
17.Without Your Love (Single A-Side, 1970) - 2:50
18 Different Guy (Single B-Side, 1970) - 2:35

Personnel:
Terry Rice-Milton (Terence Bull) - lead vocals
Wyndham George (Geoffrey Wyndham Hart) - lead guitar
Bernie Lee - lead guitar
Laughton James - bass
Gordon Haskell (Gordon Hionides) - bass
Garfield Tonkin (John Sharpe) - keyboards
Roger Gray - drums