Peter Eden it is, engineer and producer for Pye records amongst other things. Around 1970 he decided he wanted to do something different and released three classic British jazz albums on his own label Turtle: John Taylor's Pause and Think Again, Mike Osbourne's Outback and Howard Riley/Tony Oxley/Barry Guy's Flight. More were slated, but unfortunately Turtle became financially unviable. After Turtle folded Richard Branson was interested in him joining Virgin/Manor, but that didn't progress and he went back to producing novelty singles.
There was a nice Turtle CD box set several years ago with all three titles mastered from tape with an excellent booklet. They sound superior to the unsanctioned FMR releases mentioned in a previous post, but still suffer a bit from problems of ageing tape. I actually found a copy of Pause and Think again in Circle Records in Liverpool in the late 70s, but I was drawn more to the surreal cover art than knowledge of John Taylor - so decided not to buy it. I should have taken my cue from the LP title.......
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