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http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=967


- Giancarlo Golzi / drums, tympani, bells, vocals
- Alberto Moreno / bass, pianoforte
- Enzo Merogno / guitar, vocals
- Pit Corradi / Mellotron, Hammond organ, vibraphone, Farfisa el. piano
- Stefano "Lupo" Galifi / vocals



Edited by The Bearded Bard - November 29 2015 at 09:07

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=2842

the right credits are

- Maurizio Salvi / piano, organ
- Vittorio De Scalzi / guitar, flute
- Nico Di Palo / guitar, lead vocals
- Gianni Belleno / drums, vocals
- Giorgio D'Adamo / bass, vocals

- Luis Enriquez Bacalov / orch. conductor, composer

note: Frank would only join in 1972 for the next album


Edited by NotAProghead - November 27 2015 at 18:04

I think these guys deserve their credits

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=11340

- Alessandro Corvaglia / lead & back vocals, vocal effects, 12-string acoustic guitar, tambourine
- Maurizio Di Tollo / drums, percussion, bells, tympani
- Agostino Macor / Hammond & Crumar organs, Mellotron, acoustic & treated pianos, Fender Rhodes w/ Davoli, theremin, electric harpsichord, VCS-3, RMI, spinet, celesta, clavinet, "Corvaglizer"
- Andrea Monetti / flute (transverse), recorder, acoustic & electric saxophones, effects
- Fabio Zuffanti / bass (electric & filtrated), bass pedals, frequency generator

note: If anyone knows what a "Corvaglizer" is, please come forward - a sensible guess is that it relates somehow to the singer A. Corvaglia, I don't know and would leave  it with quotation marks.


Edited by NotAProghead - November 27 2015 at 17:11

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=2027


- Barriemore Barlow / drums, marimba, glockenspiel, bells, nakers, tabor

there's no such thing nacres !


Edited by NotAProghead - November 27 2015 at 15:19

Hey, this one seems easy ...

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=2025

- David Palmer / orchestral arrangements, orchestra conductor and saxophone solo (5)
- Maddy Prior / backing vocals (8)
- Angela Allen / backing vocals (2,7)

instead of:

- David Palmer / orchestral arrangements, orchestra conductor
- Vako Orchestron / saxophone solo on "From A Dead Beat To An Old Greaser"
- Maddy Prior / backing vocals on the title track
- Angela Allen / backing vocals on "Crazed Institution" and "Big Dipper"

...but in fact Vako Orchestron is a sampler instrument that could well have been used to play the solo, allthough surely is not a musician, thus leaving us the doubt about the origin of this reference;
 what's your advice ?


Edited by NotAProghead - November 27 2015 at 15:04

What happened here?

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=7521

It's an easy one

- Jean Michel Jarre / synthesizers  (ARP Omni-2, AKS, VCS-3, RMI Harmonic), Mellotron, Farfisa & Eminent organ, rhythm programming (KORG MiniPops)

Edited by NotAProghead - November 27 2015 at 14:32

A small confusion on this one

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=4063

I think I got it right:

- Steve Hillage (aka Steve Hillfish) / lead vocals, electric guitar
- Tim Blake (aka Moonweed) / synthesizers, tamboura
- Lindsay Cooper / bassoon
- Mike Howlett / bass
- Didier Malherbe (aka Bloomdido Glid de Breeze) / sax, flute
- Pierre Moerlen / drums, marimba, darbuka
- Miquette Giraudy (aka Bombaloni Yoni) / vocals, glockenspiel, bells
- Dave Stewart / organ, piano

note there is no contribution from
 Christian Boulé
nor
Gilli Smyth aka Shanti Yoni (is thanked on the back cover along with David Allen and others)


Edited by NotAProghead - November 27 2015 at 11:57

Quinino wrote: 2. http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=4079 You've done a good job on this one ! It's not really that important but lookin back again, and since you asked my review, I propose this: [ Line-up (1976): ] - Robert John Godfrey / keyboards (incl. piano solo on "The Lovers"), percussion AND [ Line-up (1984 reissue) ] - Robert John Godfrey / keyboards (incl. piano solo on track 4), percussion What do you think ?

Edited by NotAProghead - November 11 2015 at 17:23

^ Removed, thanks.

Edited by NotAProghead - November 11 2015 at 17:22

Hi NAP

1. "synth bagpipes"

You're right, seems a little odd, but I got it from two sepparate sources (it's worth what is worth) and I can only add this: our man PG was then very much into this new toy, the Fairlight CMI2 synth, the first ever sampling machine which he was (with JM Jarre and others) an early adopter.
So the credit could make some sense after all, I can't really be sure .
But surely we can hear it/them pipes starting at +- 2'.
On the other hand, maybe there was a comma and it just fell off due to a typo that kept on
What's your advise: with or w/o a comma ?

2. http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=4079

You've done a good job on this one !
It's not really that important but lookin back again, and since you asked my review, I propose this:

[ Line-up (1976): ]

- Robert John Godfrey / keyboards (incl. piano solo on "The Lovers"), percussion

AND

[ Line-up (1984 reissue) ]

- Robert John Godfrey / keyboards (incl. piano solo on track 4), percussion


What do you think ?

Edited by NotAProghead - November 11 2015 at 17:23