Good Prog-Rock Songs w/ Female Vocals

Frumpy, too. 

HARVEST (Spain)

It's a pity that Yes didn't consider a female vocalist to stand in for Jon Anderson when he fell ill, Christina would have been a natural! 

A Sailor's Life

Reynardine

Matty Groves

Tam Lin

Even more than that, the theatricality of the whole piece is magnificent, and not something that most rock bands are capable of doing. It's very European in its interpretation, as opposed to the song mentality of the majority of English counterparts.

MortSahlFan wrote: ... Never heard of them, but this album (and especially the song) is real good.. Amazing how many stuff I keep finding in the 70s, and then still seeing others post great stuff. Thanks!

All three of their albums are really good. Possibly the first one is the weaker of them, as the 2nd album has some nifty stuff. My guess is that at least one person in this band was specially attuned to the work they did, as opposed to the song mentality of a lot of radio.

I have, posted before, a list, for example, of the stuff that Guy Guden played in his prime show and in his regular shows at the station. For 1974, and 1975, the list is tremendous, and some stuff is still not looked at, though some of it might be in the electronic side of things, and the experimental side of things. But the listing is insane, and is does not compromise anything of the regular run of the station and their other folks on the air. The difference, and quality ... kinda matches the music we are still "finding" ... the music was there, but no one really paid attention, except the hits and their favorites ... at least Guy's station was one of the most adventurous in their approach, with several folks on their own trip ... and playing their own lists.

I wish, that folks these days had a station or two that could compare. Some of us thought that SiriousMistake would help, but instead they were just another venture by the record companies ... with so much crap in it, it's not funny.