Picked this one up today with a few others for £1.50, its a great Rock/Pop/Jazz album, well constructed songs and a good listen. Nick became well known with Haircut 100.
Nick Heyward - North of A Miracle
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Followed by some 70's Folk/Rock a really good one, there first(1970), Lady Eleanor as an opener.
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hadn't realised the band were Welsh until the other week, a guy I was working with said that somebody in the band was a Stone Mason now and had repaired his fathers wall.. ( sounds like that thing on Radio 2) :DQuote:
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I'm sure I must have heard them back in the day on Radio Caroline or whatever it was called at that particular point of time.
Paul "Tonka" Chapman is the one you refer to..Quote:
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If you dig deep you'll find it was two members, as John Sloman was with UFO for a little while too.
I have both of the Lone Star albums, both LP record and CD, and for me they were one of the best bands that didn't quite make it. Their two albums are great! End of!
Yes, I have the 1st on CD, both are very good. In a way Budgie and Groundhogs were similar, never made it big, but they kept putting albums out, and toured regularly. Budgie - Bandolier is a classic, as is Groundhogs - Split.
Over and out.
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The Old Grey Whistle Test.America
Found this today in charity shop on CD
Mary Black - Shine
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