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A Friend Of Mine |
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03:44 |
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While The Sun Still Shines |
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04:39 |
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Not So Good |
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03:04 |
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Three Minstrels |
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03:25 |
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Slow Susan |
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05:23 |
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Over And Over Again |
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18:41 |
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Feeling Free |
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Fair-Haired Lady |
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A Place To Lay My Head |
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The Eagle |
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Jewel Case |
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FIELDS – FIELDS – 1971(UK) heavy progressive
A short-lived Band with two former members of KING CRIMSON of some sort(Barry,Mc Culloch)(and ex-RARE BIRDie (Graham Field).
There is also a connection with:M.Mann's Earthband,ELP ,Gordon Haskell and Arthur Brown.
The music can best be described as something between Procol Harem(Not So Good 'title'sic),Emerson,Lake and Palmer(While the Sun Still Shines),Early Renaissance(Three Minstrels)and a lot of:King Crimson of course
One radio-hit on it:'A friend of mine'with a 'Mendelssohn-like organ introduction).
'Feeling Free' and 'A place to lay my head' are outstanding tracks.
This is a very good album....and I forgive them to take so much from previous mentioned bands..... They all were member of them ,they add enough creativity and power ( and don't forget and it's their only album.)
Graham Field (acoustic & electric pianos, organ)
Alan Barry (vocals, classical & electric guitars, bass, Mellotron)
Andy McCulloch (drums, tympani, talking drums)
