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Dick Heath 
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Posted: May 06 2004 at 18:53 |
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Apart from Tempest and IOU, name at least two bands Paul Williams sang in?
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Peter
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Posted: May 06 2004 at 22:23 |
 Dick Heath wrote:
Apart from Tempest and IOU, name at least two bands Paul Williams sang in? |
Who is Williams? What other bands did he sing in?
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: May 07 2004 at 11:45 |
Juicy Lucy, The Alexis Korner Blues Band, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band and John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers. Sorry Dick, that's more than two. Ooops, again.
What did you think of his singing?
I liked the tunes he did with Allan, though he has a more Blues/Rock oriented voice, Allan needed a jazzier approach. Jack Bruce was perfect on the two Road Games tracks he sang on.
Who would you have chosen to be Allan's IOU vocalist? No changes to instrumentation or lyrics, just vocals.
I'd like to hear from OWL, maani and Alexander regarding the same questions. Or anyone else familiar with the IOU band.
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Dick Heath
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Posted: May 11 2004 at 07:30 |
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I liked the tunes he did with Allan, though he has a more Blues/Rock oriented voice, Allan needed a jazzier approach. Jack Bruce was perfect on the two Road Games tracks he sang on.
There was a rumour doing the rounds that because Williams had independently issued that live IOU album, without notifying Holdsworth, that William's vocal tracks could have disappeared off the "Road Games" remaster/reissued CD, in favour of the Bruce alternatives. Alas this rumour didn't prove true. However, there was a very fruitful period in the late 80's and early 90's when Jack Bruce's voice was superb (as on "Road Games", Bruce's own "A Question of Time", albums he did for Michael Mantler and Kip Hanrahan, and his own solos for CMP Records) - I think he was putting a lot of his formal music training in practice.
Back to the quiz: Danbo as I've said before you know too much - however, there is a late 70's album under Dick Heckstall-Smith's name (the CD reissue also has live version of the studio tracks) where Williams, is one of three vocalists, a nother is the late Graham Bond.
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: May 11 2004 at 10:51 |
This?:A STORY ENDED
Bronze ILPS 9196, 1972
1. Future Song (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
2. Crabs (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
3. Moses In The Bullrushourses (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
4. What The Morning Was After (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
5. The Pirate's Dream (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson/Hiseman)
6. Same Old Thing (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson/Hiseman)
CD: Sequel NEM CD 641, 1993
including three bonus live tracks:
7. Moses In The Bullrushourses (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
8. The Pirate's Dream (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson/Hiseman)
9. No Amount Of Loving (Butterfield)
Dick Heckstall-Smith, tenor & soprano saxophones
Gordon Beck, piano (4)
Graham Bond, organ (3,5) & vocals (3), piano (4), moog synthesizer (5)
Mark Clarke, bass (1-6) & vocals (1,3)
Chris Farlowe, vocals (5)
Dave Greenslade, piano (2)
Jon Hiseman, percussion (2), drums (5)
Caleb Quaye, guitars (1-4,6)
Chris Spedding, guitar (5)
Rob Tait, drums (1-4,6)
Paul Williams: vocals (2,4,6)
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lucas
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Posted: May 11 2004 at 10:52 |
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Paul Williams, is it the guy who plays the role of Swan in Phantom of the Paradise ?
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Dick Heath
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Posted: May 11 2004 at 15:20 |
danbo wrote:
This?:A STORY ENDED
Bronze ILPS 9196, 1972
1. Future Song (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
2. Crabs (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
3. Moses In The Bullrushourses (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
4. What The Morning Was After (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
5. The Pirate's Dream (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson/Hiseman)
6. Same Old Thing (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson/Hiseman)
CD: Sequel NEM CD 641, 1993
including three bonus live tracks:
7. Moses In The Bullrushourses (Heckstall-Smith/Brown)
8. The Pirate's Dream (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson/Hiseman)
9. No Amount Of Loving (Butterfield)
Dick Heckstall-Smith, tenor & soprano saxophones
Gordon Beck, piano (4)
Graham Bond, organ (3,5) & vocals (3), piano (4), moog synthesizer (5)
Mark Clarke, bass (1-6) & vocals (1,3)
Chris Farlowe, vocals (5)
Dave Greenslade, piano (2)
Jon Hiseman, percussion (2), drums (5)
Caleb Quaye, guitars (1-4,6)
Chris Spedding, guitar (5)
Rob Tait, drums (1-4,6)
Paul Williams: vocals (2,4,6) |
Yeap!! Great line-up eh?
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Posted: May 11 2004 at 17:12 |
lucas wrote:
Paul Williams, is it the guy who plays the role of Swan in Phantom of the Paradise ? |
And is it also the guy who sang for a film that featured Clint Eastwood (Thunderbolt and lightfoot) ?
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: May 12 2004 at 11:24 |
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There are a few Paul Williams'. One an actor, another is a short nasally lounge singer... Neither sang in IOU.
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