Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
In addition to the songs from Rock Bottom, the set list included cover of songs by Wyatt's former bands; a performance by Julie Tippetts of her own song, "Mind of a Child"; and most notably, an extended version of "I'm a Believer", a song written by Neil Diamond for American pop-rock band The Monkees.
She took part in Keith Tippett's big band Centipede, and sang in Robert Wyatt 's Theatre Royal Drury Lane concert in 1974. [4] . She released a solo album, Sunset Glow, in 1975; [5] was lead vocalist [6] on Carla Bley 's album Tropic Appetites; and performed on John Wolf Brennan 's "HeXtet". [7]
Total duration is 12:41, but the back cover states 7:36. Robert is singing 'please smile' accompanied by an acoustic guitar, the first minute is played backwards. Recorded live 8th September 1974 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Mixed at Gallery Studios, Killburn, Summer 2005. ℗ & © 2005 Robert Wyatt.
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Das Ergebnis dreht sich nun in meinem CD-Player: "Robert Wyatt & Friends - Theatre Royal Drury Lane 8th September 1974". Zum Klang! Der ist hervorragend, zumindest auf den ersten 9 Titeln. Die Originalbänder des Rests des Konzertes sind verloren gegangen und wurden vermittels verschiedener, offenbar noch vorhandener Soundboardmitschnitte ...
Vocals, Keyboards – Julie Tippetts. Written-By – Wyatt * ( tracks: A4 to B4, C2, C3, D1) Notes. Recorded live 8th September 1974 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London. Mixed at Gallery Studios, Kilburn, London, Summer 2005. Previously released on CD by Hannibal Records in 2005. Other Versions (5 of 13) View All. Recommendations. Comicopera.
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Theatre Royal Drury Lane 8th September 1974, an Album by Robert Wyatt & Friends. Released 10 October 2005 on Hannibal (catalog no. HNCD 1507; CD). Genres: Canterbury Scene, Psychedelic Rock. Featured peformers: Jamie Johnson (engineer), Robert Wyatt (liner notes), Phil Smee (cover art).
Three decades on, it's hard to imagine a contemporary equivalent to the supergroup that Wyatt convened in September 1974: musos like Mike Oldfield and Pink Floyd's Nick Mason rubbed shoulders with...
