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Cuckooland is as close to business as usual as you really get with Robert Wyatt; you have Alfreda Benge (spouse, collaborator, cover artist and inspiration for Rock Bottom) along for the ride, you have a combination of jazz artists and old pals from Wyatt's 1960s and 1970s glory days (usual suspects Brian Eno and Phil Manzanera are on board, of course, and they've brought David Gilmour with ...
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20. Jan. 2004 · Music Review: 'Cuckooland' from Robert Wyatt. Robert Wyatt releases his first CD in six years, Cuckooland. Wyatt is joined on the new CD by Brian Eno, David Gilmour and Wyatt's wife,...
19. Dez. 2003 · Various jazz touches appear throughout the album's songs. "Forest," a waltz in which Dave Gilmour eschews his effects pedals to lay down some bluesy old-school Pink Floyd guitar, hinges on Stavi's double-bass plucking as it tells a tale of Gypsy persecution in Nazi Europe. Stavi's walking bass and Whitehead's trombone make "Trickle ...
David Jon Gilmour, CBE (* 6. März 1946 in Cambridge) ist ein britischer Rockmusiker, Komponist und Musikproduzent. Er wurde als Gitarrist, Sänger und Songwriter der britischen Rockgruppe Pink Floyd bekannt. Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Leben. 2 Gilmour als Gitarrist. 2.1 Equipment. 2.2 Versteigerung der Gitarrensammlung 2019.
26. Apr. 2009 · T he equally dreamy, but disconcerting, Forest (with bluesy guitar by Floyd's David Gilmour) laments the plight of gypsies, and the track Cuckoo Madame explains the concept metaphorically and literally in a consideration of the cuckoo, a bird that lives a solitary life and never sees its offspring.
The key title here is ''Forest''. A scorching indictment of British immigration policy that, nevertheless, manages to be utterly lovely (only Wyatt could get old mate David Gilmour to deliver...
He records with an impressive A-list of musicians — Brian Eno, David Gilmour, Phil Manzanera, Paul Weller — that he can beckon simply by asking. The music answers to its own rhythms, its own sense of irony and its own belief in melody. To describe a tune such as “Old Europe,” in collaboration with his wife, the poet Alfreda Benge, as ...
