ONCE

Roy Harper

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Prog Folk

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3.76 | 16 ratings | 1 reviews | 12% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1990

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Once (8:11)
2. Once In The Middle Of Nowhere (0:57)
3. Nowhere To Run To (4:54)
4. The Black Cloud Of Islam (3:00)
5. If (3:19)
6. Winds Of Change (1:29)
7. Berliners (7:18)
8. Sleeping At The Wheel (4:17)
9. For Longer Than It Takes (4:19)
10. Ghost Dance (3:52)

Total time 41:36

Line-up / Musicians

- Roy Harper / vocals, guitars, harmonica (7), producer

With:
- Nick Harper / lead guitar
- David Gilmour / lead guitar (1,7), Blues guitar (2)
- Mazlyn Jones / guitar (1,2,8), dulcimer (2)
- Mark Feltham / harmonica (1,3)
- Tony Franklin / bass
- Steve Broughton / drums (1,6,10), percussion (8)
- Kate Bush / backing vocals (1)
- Terry Cooke / backing vocals (5)
- Jacqui Harper / backing vocals (1,10), engineer

Releases information

Artwork: Ray Preacher with John Carder Bush (photo)

LP Awareness Records ‎- AWL 1018 (1990, UK)

CD Awareness Records ‎- AWCD 1018 (1990, UK)

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ROY HARPER Once ratings distribution

3.76
(16 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(12%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(50%)
Good, but non-essential (25%)
Collectors/fans only (12%)
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4 stars The many black clouds that hang over us all. Once is probably Harper's most controversial album, at least by the standards of a cult music figure. His anti Islamic tirade titled The Black Cloud of Islam was composed after Harper viewed TV news footage of a mid east suicide bombing ... (read more)

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