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Roy Harper - Lifemask - 1972
Posted: 02 Dec 2013 12:56 PM PST
http://acasaderoderick.blogspot.com/2013/12/roy-harper-lifemask-1972.html
Roy Harper was born in Manchester, UK in 1941.In the mid sixties Roy Harper
played guitar and sang at the Les Cousin folk club and came into contact
with artists like Nick Drake. Harper's teenage years were pretty erratic to
say the least with discharge from the military for ' insanity' reasons.
This was an early indicator of his erratic and somewhat hard define, career
in music. Throughout the years Roy Harper constantly refused to be
controlled by record companies which earned a huge amount of respect from
his peers.
His first solo album was released in 1966, The Sophisticated Beggar and by
1970 he had met up with Pink Floyd manager Peter Jenner and signed to the
EMI label. Roy Harper's music can be best defined as progressive folk, but
as his work is so varied there are many instances where his music
transgressed these genre confinements. He worked alongside greats like
Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, The Nice, Kate
Bush and Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull.(Progarchives)
Roy Harper - guitarra, baixo, harmonica, sinos, vocal
Jimmy Page - guitarra em ''Bank Of The Dead'' e ''The Lord's Prayer''
Laurie Allen - bateria em ''Highway Blues''
Steve Broughton - bongos em ''The Lord's Prayer''
Tony Carr - bongos em ''Bank Of The Dead'' e ''The Lord's Prayer''
Brian Davison - bateria em ''The Lord's Prayer''
Brian Hodges - baixo em 'Bank Of The Dead'' e ''The Lord's Prayer''
Ray Warleigh - flauta em ''The Lord's Prayer''
1. Highway Blues (6:34)
2. All Ireland (2:52)
3. Little Lady (4:19)
4. Bank Of The Dead (3:13)
5. South Africa (4:06)
6. The Lord's Prayer (22:55)
a) Poem
b) Modal Song Parts I to IV
c) Front Song
d) Middle Song
e) End Song (Front Song Reprise)
Link nos comentários.
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Roy Harper - Lifemask - 1972
Posted: 02 Dec 2013 12:56 PM PST
http://acasaderoderick.blogspot.com/2013/12/roy-harper-lifemask-1972.html
Roy Harper was born in Manchester, UK in 1941.In the mid sixties Roy Harper
played guitar and sang at the Les Cousin folk club and came into contact
with artists like Nick Drake. Harper's teenage years were pretty erratic to
say the least with discharge from the military for ' insanity' reasons.
This was an early indicator of his erratic and somewhat hard define, career
in music. Throughout the years Roy Harper constantly refused to be
controlled by record companies which earned a huge amount of respect from
his peers.
His first solo album was released in 1966, The Sophisticated Beggar and by
1970 he had met up with Pink Floyd manager Peter Jenner and signed to the
EMI label. Roy Harper's music can be best defined as progressive folk, but
as his work is so varied there are many instances where his music
transgressed these genre confinements. He worked alongside greats like
Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, The Nice, Kate
Bush and Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull.(Progarchives)
Roy Harper - guitarra, baixo, harmonica, sinos, vocal
Jimmy Page - guitarra em ''Bank Of The Dead'' e ''The Lord's Prayer''
Laurie Allen - bateria em ''Highway Blues''
Steve Broughton - bongos em ''The Lord's Prayer''
Tony Carr - bongos em ''Bank Of The Dead'' e ''The Lord's Prayer''
Brian Davison - bateria em ''The Lord's Prayer''
Brian Hodges - baixo em 'Bank Of The Dead'' e ''The Lord's Prayer''
Ray Warleigh - flauta em ''The Lord's Prayer''
1. Highway Blues (6:34)
2. All Ireland (2:52)
3. Little Lady (4:19)
4. Bank Of The Dead (3:13)
5. South Africa (4:06)
6. The Lord's Prayer (22:55)
a) Poem
b) Modal Song Parts I to IV
c) Front Song
d) Middle Song
e) End Song (Front Song Reprise)
Link nos comentários.