Marsupilami was an English post-psych six-piece band that released two albums on Transatlantic Records in 1970 and 1971. Members: Mike Fouracre (drums), Fred Hasson (vocals, harmonica), Leary Hasson (keyboards), Richard Lathan Hicks (bass), Dave Laverock (guitar), Jessica Stanley Clarke (flute, vocals), Pete Bardens (percussion), Mandy Riedelbanch (woodwind), Bob West (vocals) Background Marsupilami emerged in Taunton, […]
What would Jon Lord, Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman, Rod Argent, Manfred Mann, Tony Banks, Tony Kaye, John Tout, Kerry Minnear, Vince Crane, Peter Bardens, John Evan, and Richard Wright think of Dave Greenfield, Barry Andrews, Jimmy Destri, Billy Currie, Johnny Fingers, Jools Holland, Greg Hawkes, Allen Ravestine, Steve Nieve, Eddie Rayner, Gary Numan, Dave Formula, […]
Keats is the singular album by the namesake English art-rock supergroup, produced by Alan Parsons and released in 1984 on EMI. Tracklist: A1. “Heaven Knows” (3:56) A2. “Tragedy” (4:58) A3. “Fight to Win” (4:12) A4. “Walking on Ice” (3:31) A5. “How Can You Walk Away” (3:42) B1. “Turn Your Heart Around” (3:45) B2. “Avalanche” (4:06) B3. […]
Peter Bardens (June 19, 1945 — Jan. 22, 2002) was an English keyboardist, composer, and singer, best known as the co-mastermind of Camel. Bardens first emerged during the mid-’60s beat era as a member of Van Morrison‘s Them. As a solo artist, he released two 1970/71 albums on Transatlantic. He formed Camel in 1972 and […]
Moonmadness is the fourth album by English symphonic/space-rock band Camel, released in 1976 on Decca/Passport. Tracklist: A1. “Aristillus” (1:56) A2. “Song Within a Song” (7:16) A3. “Chord Change” (6:45) A4. “Spirit of the Water” (2:07) B1. “Another Night” (6:58) B2. “Air Born” (5:02) B3. “Lunar Sea” (9:11) Credits: Andrew Latimer — guitar, flute, producer, vocals, […]
