Bill Fay - Bill Fay/Time Of The Last Persecution... Plus Album

Tracklist

1	Sing Us One Of Your Songs May	2:48
2	Release Is In The Eye	2:38
3	I Hear Your Calling	2:54
4	'Til The Christ Come Back	3:05
5	We Have Laid Here	2:25
6	Omega Day	3:11
7	The Room	1:53
8	Be Not So Fearful	2:42
9	Gentle Willie	3:11
10	Some Good Advice	3:22
11	Goodnight Stan	2:02
12	Screams In The Ears	2:19
13	Inside The Keeper's Pantry	2:25
14	Don't Let My Marigolds Die	2:23
15	Plan D	3:09
16	Garden Song	3:09
17	The Sun Is Bored	2:29
18	Let All The Other Teddies Know	2:30
19	Pictures Of Adolf Again	2:25
20	Methane River	2:54
21	Narrow Way	2:45
22	Tell It Like It Is	2:31
23	Down To The Bridge	1:45
24	Time Of The Last Persecution	3:50
25	We Want You To Stay	3:30
26	Laughing Man	3:08
27	Cannons Plain	2:23
28	Dust Filled Room	1:58
29	Come A Day	2:26

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Richard Mills (tracks: 1 to 13)
• Arranged By – Bill Fay (tracks: 14 to 27), Ray Russell (tracks: 14 to 27)
• Arranged By [Musical Director] – Michael Gibbs (tracks: 1 to 13)
• Bass – George Bird (tracks: 1 to 13)
• Double Bass, Electric Bass – Daryl Runswick (tracks: 14 to 27)
• Drums – Alan Rushton (tracks: 14 to 27), John Marshall (tracks: 1 to 13), Trevor Taylor (tracks: 1 to 13)
• Electric Guitar – Ray Russell
• Engineer – Bill Price (tracks: 1 to 13), Derek Varnals (tracks: 14 to 27)
• Engineer [Assistant] – Heather Jeynes (tracks: 14 to 27), Simaen Skolfield (tracks: 14 to 27)
• Flute [Alto, Tenor] – Tony Roberts (tracks: 14 to 27)
• Liner Notes – Stuart Batsford
• Photography, Design – Jake Jackson
• Piano, Vocals, Words By, Music By – Bill Fay
• Producer – Peter Eden (tracks: 1 to 13)
• Trombone – Nick Evans (tracks: 14 to 27)
• Trumpet – Bud Parkes (tracks: 14 to 27)

Notes

Tracks 1 - 13 recorded in 1970, and originally released as Deram Nova LP SDN 12 in 1970.
Tracks 14 to 27 recorded in 1971 and originally released as Deram SML 1079 LP in 1971.
Tracks 28 and 29 originally released as single Deram DM 143 in 1967.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5 014661 049938

Companies

• Copyright (c) – See For Miles Records Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – See For Miles Records Ltd.

Album

Time of the Last Persecution is the second album of progressive folk singer Bill Fay. Released in 1971, the album was influenced by the Biblical books of Daniel and Revelation. The album was re-released in 2005 with bonus tracks. Omega Day 3:14. Don't Let My Marigolds Die 2:26. I Hear You Calling 2:57. Dust Filled Room 2:03. Til the Christ Come Back 3:08. Release Is in the Eye 2:41. Laughing Man 3:15. Inside the Keepers Pantry 2:29. Tell It Like It Is 2:32. Songs in album Bill Fay - Time Of The Last Persecution 1971. Bill Fay - Omega Day. Bill Fay - Don't Let My Marigolds Die. Bill Fay - I Hear You Calling. Bill Fay - Dust Filled Room. Bill Fay - 'Til The Christ Come Back. Bill Fay - Release Is In The Eye. Bill Fay - Laughing Man. Bill Fay - Inside The Keepers Pantry. But before the born-agains jump on to the Fay bandwagon, they should be warned that the artist was equally influenced by the ravaging events of the day. Completa la tua Collezione su Bill Fay. Pictures Of Adolf Again. Time Of The Last Persecution. Come A Day. Let All The Other Teddies Know. Surprised that this album is still relatively obscure, considering the present Bill Fay resurgence. Rispondi Avvertimi Helpful. Listen free to Bill Fay Time Of The Last Persecution Omega Day, Don't Let My Marigolds Die and more. 14 tracks 39:04. Do you know any background info about this album Start the wiki. Fay began writing songs in the early 1960s while attending university and in 1966 cut a demo using a mobile studio belonging to a man named John Boden. Impressed by the demo, ex-Them drummer Terry Noon helped Bill to sign a recording contract with Decca. Bill Fay. Omega Day, 03:13. Don't Let My Marigolds Die, 02:24. Dust Filled Room, 02:01. Til the Christ Come Back, 03:06. Laughing Man, 03:13. Inside the Keeper's Pantry, 02:27. Tell It Like It Is, 02:31. Pictures of Adolf Again, 02:25. Time of the Last Persecution, 03:52. Come a Day, 02:27. You can leave your e-mail and we will let you know when the broadcast of the station will be online again: Or listen to the other country dec name stations. This reissue of his sophomore album features liner notes by Bill Fay and is remastered from the original tapes. Time of the Last Persecution is an altogether darker work than his debut, with sparse instrumentation provided by a band that featured Ray Russell on guitar, Alan Rushton on drums and Darryl Runswick on bass. If anything, the record was a bigger creative triumph than his self-titled debut. As a songwriter, the music written and recorded by Bill Fay has taken many years to reach the audience it deserves, thanks mainly to Wilco covering Fay's Be Not So Fearful, a song. Progressive folk singer Bill Fays sophomore album. It was released in 1971 and was influenced by the books of Daniel and Revelation in the Bible. Time of the Last Persecution Q&A. Producers Bill Fay & Ray Russell. Writers Bill Fay. More Bill Fay albums. Countless Branches. Who Is the Sender. My favourite album of all time. It's pretty unhealthy how many times I've listened to this shiz. I feel like you have to understand some of the emotional context and intentions behind this album to really appreciate it. And for me, that took a few listens. As simple as it is, it is so packed with substance and poetic genius