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The title track with Mike Oldfield 's guitar accompaniment and Robert Wyatt 's wracked harmonies would become a template for Ayers subsequent '70s output. [2] The album opens with "There Is Loving/Among Us" accompanied by David Bedford 's dramatic orchestral arrangement.
Complete with orchestra this genius hooked up again with some pretty awesome talent to record one fantastic album (Mike Oldfield, David Bedford, Didier Malherbe and Robert Wyatt). Ayers created a psychedelically-English-styled progressive rock (sound to me like a mix of Pink Floyd, Caravan and Nick Drake). Ayers was just one of those musicians ...
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Ayers switched to bass (and later both guitar and bass following Allen's departure from that group) and shared vocals with the drummer Robert Wyatt. The group's sound contrasted between Ayers's baritone and Wyatt's tenor singing, plus a mix of rock and jazz .
Lullaby (1999 Remaster) 2:15. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1988 Vinyl release of "Whatevershebringswesing" on Discogs.
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This has Kevin’s old Soft Machine band mate on backing vocals, Robert Wyatt. Hearing Robert on anything is always a treat. Mike Oldfield also makes a return for some superb guitar work. Many fans consider this song to be one of the best Kevin has recorded.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2003 CD release of "Whatevershebringswesing" on Discogs.
Somewhat all over the map (but then, what Ayers album isn't?) but containing some of his absolute best tunes, starting with the bizarrely gorgeous title track with an earwormy chorus (featuring lovely harmonies from former Soft Machine bandmate Robert Wyatt) and sparkling guitar by Mike Oldfield. The opening "There Is Loving" revels in its ...
