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Reader Ian York tipped me off to this Danish progressive rock band, that recorded several albums in the early and mid-1970s, with some modest success in Europe. This comes from their debut:
Feel free to post links to other Culpeper's Orchard favorites.
Solid prog rock! Never heard of them before this, and yet connections to better known artists are just around the corner. According to a blog post the vocalist worked with Sandy Denny and Strawbs: https://rockasteria.blogspot.com/2022/03/culpepers-orchard-mountain-music.html
I can't find a special connection of Culpeper to Denmark, only the town in Virginia. Curious.
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