Colin Scot - Colin Scot - 1971, MP3 (tracks), 320 kbps torrent

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Colin Scot - Colin Scot

Жанр: Folk-Rock
Год выпуска диска: 1971
Производитель диска: UK
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 1:01:59
Трэклист:
1. Do The Dance Now, Davey 5:28
2. My Rain 3:07
3. Take Me Away 3:23
4. Confusion (Uptight) 2:55
5. Baby In My Lady 4:07
6. Lead Us 4:34
7. You’re Bound To Leave Me Now 4:36
8. The Boatman 3:08
9. Nite People 4:15
10. Hey! Sandy 4:14
11. Here We Are In Progress 4:27
12. Long Time Gone (bonus track) 3:26
13. Do The Dance Now, Davey (bonus alt. version) 5:42
14. My Rain (bonus alt. version) 3:51
15. Nite People (bonus alt. version) 4:41
Доп. информация:
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Colin Scot - Guitar, Vocals
David Jackson - Saxophone
Ian Thornton - Trumpet
Brinsley Schwarz - Guitar
Robert Fripp - Guitar
Davey Johnstone - Guitar
David Kaffinetti- Keyboards
Rick Wareman - Keyboards
Bob Andrews - Keyboards
Nic Potter - Bass
Rod Clements - Bass
Guy Evans - Drums
Billy Rankin - Drums
Peter Hammill - Vocals
Steve Gould - Vocals
Peter Gabriel - Vocals
Phil Collins - Vocals
Anne Stuart - Vocals
Jane Reif - Vocals
Jon Anderson - Vocals
Linda Hoyle - Vocals
Alan Hull - Vocals
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Originally released by United Artists in 1971, this is the first time Colin Scot has seen CD release. The Eclectic definitive re-issue is re-mastered from the original recording tapes and includes four previously unreleased bonus tracks. On this forgotten gem, Colin Scot was joined by an unbelievable array of talented friends, including Robert Fripp, Peter Gabriel, Rick Wakeman, Peter Hammill, Jon Anderson, Brinsley Schwarz, Phil Collins and Davey Johnstone, amongst others. Some on the UK folk scene felt that the presence of such musical heavyweights on the album clouded the essential beauty and simplicity of the songs but others disagreed, marvelling at the sheer weight of talent lining up to help out, with financial reward low on their list of priorities. As Rick Wakeman says: He was a great songwriter and allowed the musicians freedom to add colour to his work, something I know all of us who had the pleasure of working with him enjoyed.
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