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11 - The Charlatans - Sproston Green - Some Friendly

“Sproston Green” closes “Some Friendly” with a sweeping, atmospheric flourish, building slowly from a gentle, drifting introduction into one of the band’s most powerful early statements. The Charlatans let the Hammond organ take centre stage here, its swirling textures creating a sense of vastness that feels almost cinematic. Tim Burgess’ vocal floats above the groove with a calm, reflective tone, giving the track an emotional weight that lingers long after the final notes fade. It’s a finale that feels both expansive and intimate, perfectly rounding off the album’s journey. During the band’s early tours, “Sproston Green” quickly became a legendary live moment, often used as a set closer thanks to its ability to grow and transform on stage. There’s a story from those early gigs about how the band would stretch the instrumental sections far beyond the studio version, letting the organ and guitar spiral into long, hypnotic passages that sent crowds into a kind of collective trance. That improvisational spirit is rooted in the song’s origins, which began as an extended jam before being shaped into its final form. The recording still carries that sense of open‑ended exploration, capturing a young band discovering just how far they could push their sound. #TheCharlatans #SprostonGreen #SomeFriendly #1990 #Madchester #IndieRock #BritishMusic #UKBands #ClassicAlbums #DebutAlbum #HammondOrgan #TimBurgess #90sMusic #AlternativeRock #IndieClassics #MusicHistory #AlbumTracks #YouTubePlaylist #BBCNumberOneAlbums