Chris Farlowe With Hill, The - From Here To Mama Rosa Album

Tracklist

1	Black Sheep Written-By – Hammond	4:52
2	Mama Rosa Written-By – Waddell, Hammond, Mackay	7:45
3	Winter Of My Life Written-By – Waddell, Hammond	4:10
4	Head In The Clouds Written-By – Waddell, Hammond	7:00
5	Travelling Into Make-Believe Written-By – Alcock, Crane	4:40
6	Where Do We Go From Here? Written-By – Waddell, Hammond, Mackay	4:58
7	Questions Written-By – Waddell, Mackay	3:48
8	Fifty Years Written-By – Waddell, Mackay	2:45
9	Are You Sleeping Written-By – Waddell, Hammond, Mackay	5:40

Credits

• Arranged By – Hill, The
• Arranged By [Strings] – Peter Robinson (tracks: B3)
• Bass – Bruce Waddell
• Cello – Paul Buckmaster
• Drums – Colin Davy
• Guitar – Steve Hammond
• Keyboards – Peter Robinson
• Liner Notes – Stuart F. Mackay
• Producer – Stuart Mackay
• Vocals [Electric Microphone] – Chris Farlowe

Notes

First cat.nr. on cover, second on label.

Companies

• Manufactured By – Polydor Records Ltd.
• Printed By – E.J. Day Group

Album

Mama Rosa - Chris Farlowe, The Hill. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Progressive Rock Psychedelic Rock. Chris Farlowe With The Hill. Originally released on Polydor Records 1996 Re-Issue Bonus Track: 10. Songs in album Chris Farlowe With The Hill - From Here To Mama Rosa 1970. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - Travelling Into Make-Believe. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - Fifty Years. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - Where Do We Go From Here. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - Questions. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - Head In The Clouds. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - Are You Sleeping. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - Black Sheep. Album 1970 9 Songs. Where Do We Go from Here. Mama Rosa 7:44. Chris Farlowe With The Hill - ''Travelling Into Make Believe'' 4:35. Chris Farlowe - Head In the Clouds 7:00. Black Sheep 4:48. Questions 3:49. Where Do We Go From Here 4:31. Winter Of My Life 3:59. Following the dissolution of Immediate Records, Chris Farlowe cut this album with the band the Hill, which was comprised of Bruce Waddell on bass, Colin Davey on drums, Peter Robinson on keyboards, Steve Hammond - late of Fat Mattress - on guitar. with Paul Buckmaster the same man who arranged the accompaniment on albums by Elton John, among others filling in. the last spot on cello. The Hill were a short-lived British band whose members wrote and performed music for Chris Farlowe, with whom they released one album and three singles. The Hill also released a preliminary single without Farlowe. Though The Hill existed for only a brief period, its members had or, in certain cases, went on to have significant careers on their own. During the 1960s, bassist Bruce Bugs Waddell was a member of The Thunderbirds, Chris Farlowe's backing band along with Dave Greenslade and Carl Palmer. Listen free to Chris Farlowe From Here to Mama Rosa Traveling into Make-Believe, Fifty Years and more. 9 tracks 45:03. Chris Farlowe born John Henry Deighton, 13 October 1940, Islington, North London, England is an English rock, blues and soul singer. He is best known for his hit single Out of Time& read more. Chris Farlowe, The Hill 01-01-1970. Total duration:44 min. Travelling Into Make-Believe. Chris Farlowe. From Here To Mama Rosa. Fifty Years. Where Do We Go From Here Chris Farlowe. Head In The Clouds. Are You Sleeping Chris Farlowe. Black Sheep. Winter Of My Life. From Here To Mama Ro. LP: From Here To Mama Rosa 1970 - UK Chris Farlowe - vocals Peter Robinson - keyboards Steve Hammond - guitars Bruce Vaddell - bass Colin Davy - drums. Following The Dissolution Of Immediate Records, Chris Farlowe Cut This Album With The Band The Hill, Which Was Comprised Of Bruce Waddell On Bass, Colin Davey On Drums, Peter Robinson On Keyboards, Steve Hammond - Late Of Fat Mattress - On Guitar. With Paul Buckmaster The Same Man Who Arranged The Accompaniment On Albums By Elton John, Among Others Filling In The Last Spot On Cello. The Results Were A Strange But Beautiful Amalgam Of Bluesy Hard Rock And Progressive Rock, Highlighted By Black Sheep And Mama Rosa A Song About A Drug Dealer