I have the UK version but with no band image,like the German release.

UK original textured sleeve LP by underrated English rock band featuring Dave Knights who was Procol Harum's first bass-player in their first two albums. The album is quite varied with some rock and blues influences. Drumming duties were largely performed by Colin “Billy The Kid” Fairley of String Driven Thing. “The Sun Shines Through The Clouds.”

Dave Knights, Procol Harum's first bass-player, was later involved with the 1974 album with Ruby called Red Crystal FantasiesThis was on Chrysalis, produced at Trident Studios by Ken Scott, of stitching-together In Held 'Twas in I fame. DK sings (backing only, I'm 99% sure), plays acoustic guitar as well as bass, and wrote 4½ of the songs including the single Someday I Will Return which is a classic in the poptastic mode of Manfred Mann or The Hollies and has a curious organ / strings middle. The title, Red Crystal Fantasies does not appear on the front or back of the jacket, but is on the spine, and on the label. It's Chrysalis UK, CHR-1061, © 1974Mike Lentin – electric / acoustic 12-string guitarsJohn Abbott – second guitar / wah wah / vocalsDavid Knights – bass / acoustic guitar / vocalsRab Munro – vocals / percussionGeoff Swettenham – drums on Oh Woman [also played with Matthew Fisher]Colin Fairley – drums and percussion on other tracksGerry Shury – strings on Someday I Will ReturnProduced & engineered by Ken Scott; second engineer on mixes Dennis Mackay; recorded at Trident Studios and Kinks Studios; mixed at Trident Studios and Scorpio StudiosAlbum design – Terry Barham; back photos – Mike Putland; all songs published by Carlin Music Corporation