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18. Jan. 2011 · This is a great recording. I have all of the Howard Werth solo projects and this is definitely my favorite. To me, this would have been the next Audience album, and it certainly sounds like Audience to me. The other Howard Werth albums are a bit "poppy" for me, but this one is fantastic. Get it while you still can!
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Album. Release Artist Format Tracks Country/Date Label Catalog# Barcode (unknown) King Brilliant: Howard Werth & The Moonbeams: CD: 11: GB 1992; Virgin (worldwide imprint of Virgin Records Ltd. and all its subsidiaries), Charisma: 263071, CASCD 1104: 501 ...
King Brilliant (LP, Album, Stereo)The Rocket Record Company, MCA Records: PIG-2180, (MCA-815)Canada : 1975: Recently Edited. King Brilliant (LP, Album, Pinckneyville Pressing) The Rocket Record Company: PIG-2180: US: 1976: New Submission. King Brilliant ( ...
Howard Werth recorded for the Famous Charisma label both with the cult band Audience and as a solo artist. This album is his first solo effort and features Howards trademark vocals and electro strung guitar prominent on some tracks. Standout tracks are 'The Embezzler' ("life here in Rio is fine but I must admit I do miss my begonias and cat ...
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Called King Brilliant, his band, containing members of Hookfoot and with Mike Moran on keyboards, was dubbed Howard Werth and The Moonbeams, and came close to having a chart hit with Lucinda. However, it wasn't to be, and when he was headhunted by The Doors (Audience stable-mates on the U.S. Elektra record label) to replace Jim Morrison , Werth left for the USA.
Howard Werth & the Moonbeams - King Brilliant Seems like I've tried to push Audience and their incredible 'House on the Hill' album on a number of peeps over the years, mostly to befuddlement. I will give that album the separate entry it deserves eventually and give Audience singer/guitarist Howard Werth his own.
2. Mai 2015 · Howard Werth & The Moonbeams - King Brilliant - 1975 (1982) from AMG After leaving the Brit rock outfit Audience in 1974 with a catalog of four albums, frontman, songwriter, and guitarist Howard Werth (who, like Willie Nelson, is well-known for his nylon-string guitar work) began a solo career.
