Issued by underground imprint RCA Neon in mid-1971, the Shape Of The Rain album “Riley Riley Wood & Waggett” sold poorly at the time despite glowing reviews from the British music weeklies. A surging collision of Beatlesesque writing and harmonies and Byrds-like jingle-jangle guitars, sadly it would take another couple of decades before the LP was finally disinterred by a new generation of record collectors.
 
A1 Woman
A2 Patterns
A3 Castles
A4 Wasting My Time
A5 Rockfield Roll
A6 Yes

B1 Dusty Road
B2 Willowing Trees
B3 I’ll Be There
Broken Man
B4a Every One A Gem
B4b After Collapsing At Kingsley’s