A Whale of a Tale

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A Whale of a Tale

Studio album by Sour Mash
Recorded	Strawberry Studios, Stockport, late 1971
Label	Pluto Music (2007)
Producer	Eric Stewart

A Whale of a Tale is an unreleased album recorded in 1971 by Sour Mash, a band made up of ex-Herman's Hermits-members after Peter Noone left them. It is southern rock flavoured and has many unusual sounds, including the country sound of new singer/Guitarist Peter Cowap. Derek Leckenby's skills on guitar and Dobro are also most apparent on this album.