Grannie returns on the Seelie Court label as a newly reissued LP in a deluxe gatefold edition, pressed on clear centre and smoked whiskey-coloured vinyl (limited to just 1,000 copies).

A long-lost 1971 British underground masterpiece, it is finally restored and revealed. One of the rarest private-press records of its era, it was originally issued in only 99 copies. The album was recorded live in a single eight-hour session at SRT Studios.
Blending bluesy hard rock with early progressive exploration, it became a true collector’s “holy grail,” whispered about for decades before its rediscovery. Now remastered in archival quality, it also features newly written liner notes by Klemen Breznikar (It’s Psychedelic Baby! Magazine).

For fans of Uriah Heep, Groundhogs, Free, and UK underground prog, this is a must-have limited edition for serious collectors of underground rock.