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THE WILDE FLOWERS - The Wilde Flowers - LP - TB6348
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Autores: The Wilde Flowers, Kevin Ayers, Robert Wyatt, David Sinclair, Pye Hastings, Hugh Hopper, Brian Hopper, Richard Sinclair, Graham Flight, Richard Coughlan, Mike Ratledge, Bob Qilleson, Dave Lawrence, John Lawrence
Editor: Tiger Bay (2018)
Formato: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered
Lançamento: 1994
Géneros: Rock, Pop, Blues-Rock, Pop-Rock, British Rhythm'n'Blues, Rhythm'n'Blues, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Canterbury Scene
EAN: 0889397106348
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PREÇO E FORNECIMENTO SOB CONSULTA
LP
A1 / Impotence
A2 / Those Words They Say
A3 / Don't Try To Change Me
A4 / Parchman Farm
A5 / Almost Grown
A6 / She's Gone
A7 / He's Bad For You
A8 / It's What I Feel (A Certain Kind)
A9 / Never Leave Me
A10 / Just Where I Want
A11 / Time After Time
B1 / No Game When You Lose
B2 / Slow Walkin' Talk
B3 / She Loves To Hurt
B4 / The Big Show
B5 / Memories
B6 / The Pieman Cometh
B7 / Summertime
A1 / Impotence
A2 / Those Words They Say
A3 / Don't Try To Change Me
A4 / Parchman Farm
A5 / Almost Grown
A6 / She's Gone
A7 / He's Bad For You
A8 / It's What I Feel (A Certain Kind)
A9 / Never Leave Me
A10 / Just Where I Want
A11 / Time After Time
B1 / No Game When You Lose
B2 / Slow Walkin' Talk
B3 / She Loves To Hurt
B4 / The Big Show
B5 / Memories
B6 / The Pieman Cometh
B7 / Summertime
Take almost any iconic British musician of the late ’60s or early ’70s, and a failed group lurks in their past. Bryan Ferry had the Gas Board, for example, and David Gilmour his Jokers Wild; even David Bowie tried his hand in The Lower Third, The Konrads and The King Bees.
But one such group, The Wilde Flowers, who floundered quietly in Canterbury in the mid-’60s, not only spawned a whole batch of England’s finest songwriters and musicians, but an entire genre – the Canterbury Scene, made up of jazz-tinged, psychedelically playful outfits such as Soft Machine, Caravan, Matching Mole and Hatfield And The North, and solo artists like Robert Wyatt and Kevin Ayers.