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This track listing doesn't conform with the vinyl album I had. "Gypsy Lights" leads off side 2 and "Witches' Moon" follows "Cowboy on the Run" on side 1. This might be the way the tracks were arranged on the CD. The album cover looked different, too... I think it showed Duncan at the helm of the boat. Wastrel Way (talk) Eric

I'd like to add that calling this "psychedelic rock" and "acid rock" is misusing labels. "Gypsy Lights" and some of the other songs are straight-up rock music. "Cowboy on the Run" is more like folk music, and "Witches Moon" is an instrumental that, although over-arranged on the album, would be suitable for a string quartet. Quicksilver's rep as a drug-oriented band is very questionable. They were fine musicians. Some of them were busted for drugs at one time or another, which was almost normal for that day. That didn't show on their albums, although they did reach into the avant-garde at times. Wastrel Way (talk)Eric