JUGLAND BLUES
FACTS/COMMENTS

Peter Jenner: 'Jugland Blues' is the ultimate self-diagnosis on a state of schizophrenia...'I'm most obliged to you for making it clear I'm not here - and I'm wondering who could be writing this song.'
Info Source: Pink Floyd - Through the eyes of.... by Bruno MacDonald

Comment: Syd Barrett brought in six members of The Salvation Army band to play what they want for this song.
Info Source: The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia by Vernon Fitch

Comment: What the musicians from the Salvation Army made of being told to "play what you like" is probably not best thought about, but the result makes a chilling accompaniment to Barrett's schizophrenic lyrics, giving the album a very down-beat ending, especially the haunting vocals at the end.
Info Source: Complete Guide To The Music of Pink Floyd by Andy Mabbett

Comment: This track has the only notable differences between the stereo and mono version, the latter having more guitar and different vocals. In Canada 'A Nice Pair' included a stereo mix, unknown elsewhere.
Info Source: Complete Guide To The Music of Pink Floyd by Andy Mabbett

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