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Hobo with a Grin is the debut solo studio album by British singer-songwriter Steve Harley, which was released by EMI in 1978. [1] The album was produced by Harley, except for "Roll the Dice", which was produced by Michael J. Jackson. Jackson also acted as additional producer on the album.
- July 1978
- EMI
- Pop rock
- Steve Harley, Michael James Jackson
Using a range of session musicians and ex-Cockney Rebel members, the album featured contributions from a range of personnel, including Jim Cregan, George Ford, Duncan Mackay, Stuart Elliott, Gloria Jones and Marc Bolan, as well as American musicians such as Tom Moncrieff, Bob Glaub, Bill Payne, Roy Kenner, Bobby Kimball and Michael McDonald. A ...
Ab dem Album Hobo with a Grin von 1978 verzichtete er vorübergehend auch auf den Bandnamen, obwohl weiterhin Cockney-Rebel-Musiker zu seinen Mitmusikern gehörten. Auch Marc Bolan wirkte bei einer der Aufnahmen (America the Brave) als Gitarrist mit.
The album Hobo with a Grin was released in July 1978, but was not a commercial success, nor were its two singles, "Roll the Dice" and "Someone's Coming", although "Roll the Dice" was a radio hit. On the album, the tracks "Amerika the Brave" and "Someone's Coming" featured Marc Bolan 's last studio performances, recorded shortly ...
18. März 2024 · Anschließend schob er mit den beiden Platten Hobo With A Grin (1978) und The Candidate (1979) eine mäßig erfolgreiche Solo-Karriere an. Seinen größten kommerziellen Erfolg nach der ursprünglichen Phase mit Cockney Rebel feierte er 1986: Für das Andrew Lloyd Webber-Musical Das Phantom der Oper sang er an der Seite von Sarah ...
Speaking to The Morning Call in September 1978, Harley told Len Righi that the song was one of the oldest on Hobo with a Grin and had originally been written for Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel. He also revealed that his close friend Marc Bolan had performed on the song, along with another track from the album, "Amerika the Brave ...
17. März 2024 · When it arrived, Cockney Rebel’s debut album featured a song called Mirror Freak that loudly announced he was going to supplant Marc Bolan – “too cute to be a big rock star” – in the public’s...
