Woolly Wolstemholme 7 disc box set Strange World which is his solo albums plus a disc of unreleased tracks and demos. A superb musician sadly lost to us in 2010.
Posts by NedFlanders123
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New Musik - From A to B
One of my favourite bands of the 80's. Pure pop but absolutely loved them and still play their music on a regular basis (only made 3 albums)
Fabulous and bettered by follow up Anywhere. Like their third and final album Warp too.
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Your disc is posted mate.
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John Lees - Major Fancy (1977)
Crossover
Line Up / Musicians:
- John Lees / vocals, guitars(Barclay James Harvest.)
- Wally Waller / bass, melotron, moog, timbals, harmony vocals
- Skip Allen / drums, percussion
- Gordon Edwards / piano
- Graham Preskett / violin, choir and strings arrangement
- Eric Stewart / acoustic guitar (3)
- Kevin Godley / Ashtray, beer bottle and fire extinguisher (4)
- Rod Argent / organ (1)
- Rex Morrison / Tenor saxophone (5)
Guest musicians on CD bonus tracks:
- John Lees / vocals, guitar
- Les Holroyd / bass
- B. J. Cole / slide guitar
- Mike Moran / piano
Wonderful listen
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Thanks, Daves! Really enjoying this
My Kim Skovbye catalogue
Skovbye Kim Aftermath Skovbye Kim Eventide Skovbye Kim Heartland Skovbye Kim The Ring vol 1 Skovbye Kim The Ring vol 2 Skovbye Kim There and back Skovbye Kim Wayfarer Skovbye Kim Full moon concert Skovbye Kim & Klaus Schoenning Scandinavia Skovbye Kim Green Skovbye Kim & Helen Davies A Fair Meadow, Music for Celtic Harps -
Big fan of Kim Skovbye and also Klaus Schonning. Both fabulous musicians and this is from a gorgeous album.
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Very good indeed!.... Thanks COT.........Played this earlier today
If you like beautiful harp music check out this Dane artist Kim Skovbye
Top Tracks – Kim Skovbye:
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Fab musician. Her second and third albums are sublime. Great lass too.
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I will post a link in the Music Sharing thread
Thank you COT
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Bugenhagen - 'Bu:gen'heigen' (2017)
Not sure who I got this from, but it is fabulous!
“A great debut from these north Cumbrian prog hopefuls. This is quintessential british prog. The reason for its britishness is the band's ability to blend hummable pop hooks with expansive, atmospheric prog rock and interesting lyrical themes in a way the great, trailblazing British prog bands of the 70s did.”
— POWERPLAY Magazine
Surprisingly, I haven't heard anything by these guys.
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Shame but I don't think they have released anything for a few years
Circus Pandemonium came out in 2014 and was their last studio album. They released a live album in 2016 Trifles and Pandemonium. I have them both.
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Years since I have played this but forgot how good it is
Big fan of these Swedes
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I believe you're correct, Ned. I played that record endlessly as a kid.
Can you believe that I have a copy of this?
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Don't think I have any of these Narada compilations but will have a closer look
You know where to find me.
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Another beautiful track from Tingstad and Rumbel from their album Homeland
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Beautiful track from Narada A Childhood Remembered album with Tingstad and Rumbel. The woodwind is stunning
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I always loved the Peter and the Wolf story put to music. I had a 45 rpm as a kid performed by some philharmonic orchestra with narration. Great stuff!
I think the version you are referring to was the 1960s one that Peter Ustinov narrated.
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I have David Arkenstone's 'Another Star In The Sky' and a few Lanz/Arkenstone collaborations as well. I don't have any other Narada anniversary collections. I also have a couple of David Lanz/Paul Speer albums. The Windham Hill collections are nice too.
Essential David Arkenstone albums are Valley in the Clouds and Citizens of Time. I have around 60 of his albums plus stuff he did with his ex wife Diane.
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Narada - 'Decade: The Anniversary Collection' (1993)
WONDERFUL - PEACEFUL- TRANQUIL - the best songs from Narada label artists in their first 10 years. Love this stuff!
External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.Big fan of Narada and would put David Arkenstone and the magnificent Tingstad and Rumbel (beautiful oboe and cor anglais) as favourites. I have a lot of the Narada artists in my collection. Oh and first 2 Peter Buffet albums are gems.
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Definitely not the version I remember...LOL They took a lot of liberties with this version, didn't they. Thanks, Noni! Very interesting, indeed!
Think this was done around the time Jack Lancaster and Robin Lumley did Marscape and discussions within the Brand X group. I have that album too.
