In The Nick Of Time (Rick Wakeman)
(2012, Gonzo Multimedia)
Seven subjects with three over 10 minutes and two to catch up with this brand and four instrumentals. The statistics do not lie: this is pure rock progressive. Rick Wakeman is a well known musician. He played with Cat Stevens , Marc Bolan and David Bowie .Was the Yes , having abandoned the mythical group in 2004 to devote himself to his solo career and collaborate with Jon Anderson. Solo career that sign had already begun in 1973 with the album The Six Wives Of Henry The VIII . Regardless of thecurriculum and history of the British musician, the truth is that Via Nocturna never leaned a lot about his career in his own name. Now comes on our desk the latest work of Mr. Wakeman, a live album, file, written in 2003 during the tour to promote his album Out There . It's weird having sp
ent nine years since its writing to its editor, but that is like saying that thankfully did not continue in the archives.Together with his The New English Rock Ensemble , Rick Wakeman shows how to make a prog rock crossed with high-class symphonic and psychedelic elements which, of course, the highlight is provided by their keyboards and synthesizers, but where there is room for other elements showcase their talents. And where also no shortage of space to explore and present some of his best themes even if minimally noting the amount of years that have passed. So, fans of rock and progressive General Rick Wakeman in particular should acquire compulsorily, this gem called In The Nick Of Time . The rest who do not know your work here have an excellent opportunity to learn from him. Summer is well worth it!
Tracklist:
A. Catherine Parr / Your Enemies Beware
Two. Out There
3. In Earthly Connection
Four. Dance Of A Thousand Lights
Five. The Cathedral In The Sky
6. White Rock
7. Wurm
Line-up:
Rick Wakeman - keyboards
Tony Fernandez - drums
Ant Glynne - guitars
Lee Pomeroy - bass
Ashley Holt - vocals
(2012, Gonzo Multimedia)
Seven subjects with three over 10 minutes and two to catch up with this brand and four instrumentals. The statistics do not lie: this is pure rock progressive. Rick Wakeman is a well known musician. He played with Cat Stevens , Marc Bolan and David Bowie .Was the Yes , having abandoned the mythical group in 2004 to devote himself to his solo career and collaborate with Jon Anderson. Solo career that sign had already begun in 1973 with the album The Six Wives Of Henry The VIII . Regardless of thecurriculum and history of the British musician, the truth is that Via Nocturna never leaned a lot about his career in his own name. Now comes on our desk the latest work of Mr. Wakeman, a live album, file, written in 2003 during the tour to promote his album Out There . It's weird having sp
ent nine years since its writing to its editor, but that is like saying that thankfully did not continue in the archives.Together with his The New English Rock Ensemble , Rick Wakeman shows how to make a prog rock crossed with high-class symphonic and psychedelic elements which, of course, the highlight is provided by their keyboards and synthesizers, but where there is room for other elements showcase their talents. And where also no shortage of space to explore and present some of his best themes even if minimally noting the amount of years that have passed. So, fans of rock and progressive General Rick Wakeman in particular should acquire compulsorily, this gem called In The Nick Of Time . The rest who do not know your work here have an excellent opportunity to learn from him. Summer is well worth it!Tracklist:
A. Catherine Parr / Your Enemies Beware
Two. Out There
3. In Earthly Connection
Four. Dance Of A Thousand Lights
Five. The Cathedral In The Sky
6. White Rock
7. Wurm
Line-up:
Rick Wakeman - keyboards
Tony Fernandez - drums
Ant Glynne - guitars
Lee Pomeroy - bass
Ashley Holt - vocals
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