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Disc 01
 01. Gillan, Ian Band "Mercury high" 02. Minute By Minute "Tijuana holiday" 03. South Coast Ska Stars, The "Range rider" 04. Fenwick, Ray "The dream" 05. Fancy "She's ridin' the rock machine" 06. Fenwick, Ray / Cattini, Clem "Swingin' low" 07. Davis, Spencer Group "The screw" 08. Fenwick, Ray "Blues never gonna" 09. Rupert & The Red Devils "Everytime I do" 10. Syndicats, The "Crawdaddy Simone" 11. After Tea "Long ago (Live)" 12. Davis, Spencer Group "After tea" 13. Turner, Tich's Escalator "Are you wiv" 14. Musicians Union Band "Bad boy" 15. Guitar Orchestra "Ghost town" 16. Fenwick, Ray "Apache" 17. Davis, Spencer Group "Mr. Second Class" 18. Fenwick, Ray "Cartwheel rag" 19. Minute By Minute "Three times your age"
Disc 02
01. Forcefield "Smoke on the water (Single Version)" 02. Murgatroyd Band, The "Magpie" 03. Gillan, Ian "Trying to get to you (Alternative Version)" 04. Montgomery, Angel "I can't let go" 05. Wizard's Convention "Money to burn" 06. Fenwick, Ray "I wanna boogie" 07. Fenwick, Ray "Walk don't run" 08. Rowdy "High class baby" 09. Tee-Set "Don't you leave (Re-Recording)" 10. Fenwick, Ray "Between the devil and me" 11. Glover, Roger / +++ "Fly away" 12. Glover, Roger / +++ "Love is all" 13. Washington, Geno & The Purple Aces "The blues walks with me" 14. Summer Wine "One fine day" 15. Fenwick, Ray "Queen of the night" 16. Forcefield "Tired of waiting for you" 17. Hardin, Eddie's Wizard Convention 2 "Hot head of steam" 18. Hardin & York "Have mercy woman" 19. Bonnet, Graham "Please call me" 20. Guitar Orchestra "Stewing my wine" 21. Marlon "Broken man" 22. Wizard's Convention "When the sun stops shining"
Disc 03
01. Gillan, Ian Band "Country lights" 02. Forcefield "Hit and run" 03. Hardin, Eddie's Wizard Convention 2 "Sultana" 04. Hardin, Eddie's Wizard Convention 2 "Try a little tenderness" 05. Harks, David "Twice" 06. Hurst, Mike "Show me the way to Georgia" 07. Fenwick, Ray "Stateside" 08. South Coast Ska Stars, The "In the hall of the mountain king" 09. Davis, Spencer Group "Letters from Edith" 10. Washington, Geno & The Purple Aces "Bad love" 11. Powell, Cozy "Classical gas" 12. Hardin, Eddie "Maybe baby" 13. Fenwick, Ray "Tam tam" 14. Diddley, Bo "Don't want no lyin' woman" 15. Burton, James / Cattini, Clem / Samson, Dave / Fenwick, Ray "Milk cow blues" 16. Wheelin' And Hammerin' Band, The "Back U.S.A." 17. Fenwick, Ray's White Lightning "Shine it on me" 18. Fenwick, Ray's White Lightning "Mail box" 19. Amorphous Androgynous "We persuade ourselves we are immortal (Ray Fenwick Edit)"
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.. Changes - Anthology 1964-2020 / 3cd Capacity Wallet |
| | Description: | RAY FENWICK is one of rockâ??s archetypal journeymen. A guitarist of some renown, but also a singer, a multi-instrumentalist, a songwriter, a producer and noted session musician, he has played on countless records across the decades. PLAYING THROUGH THE CHANGES is the most comprehensive anthology of Rayâ??s multi-faceted musical output to date. Compiled by the man himself, this 3-CD set boasts many of his best solo recordings from the 1970s, some of which are new to CD. Rayâ??s early career back in the 1960s is represented by tracks from The Syndicats (produced by Joe Meek and also featuring Steve Howe), authentic Ska combo Rupert And The Red Devils, Tee-Set, After Tea and a later incarnation of hit R&B band The Spencer Davis Group (including the track â??After Teaâ??!). The 1970s saw Ray at his most prolific. In addition to solo albums such as Keep America Beautiful Get A Haircut, his work with acts such as Fancy, The Musicians Union Band, The Guitar Orchestra, a reunited Spencer Davis Group, several bands with Deep Purple affiliations (Wizardâ??s Convention, Ian Gillan Band, Roger Glover And Guestsâ?? The Butterfly Ball and Marlon is represented). The late 1970s saw Ray work with Safari Records, on a compilation of Ska and Mod Revival material Uppers On The South Downers (a couple of tracks appear here). Other notable names here include R&B legend Bo Diddley, soul/blues singer Geno Washington, rock drummer Cozy Powell and ex-Spencer Davis singer Eddie Hardin. Playing Through The Changes also includes some brand new tracks by Ray, as well as a unique edit of his guest appearance with electronica act Amorphous Androgynous. - .. CHANGES - ANTHOLOGY 1964-2020 / 3CD CAPACITY WALLETThree CD set. Ray Fenwick is one of rock's archetypal journeymen. A guitarist of some renown, but also a singer, a multi-instrumentalist, a songwriter, a producer and noted session musician, he has played on countless records across the decades. Playing Through The Changes is the most comprehensive anthology of Ray's multi-faceted musical output to date. Compiled by the man himself, this set boasts many of his best solo recordings from the 1970s, some of which are new to CD. Ray's early career back in the 1960s is represented by tracks from The Syndicats (produced by Joe Meek and also featuring Steve Howe), authentic Ska combo Rupert And The Red Devils, Tee-Set, After Tea and a later incarnation of hit R&B band The Spencer Davis Group (including the track 'After Tea'!). The 1970s saw Ray at his most prolific. In addition to solo albums such as Keep America Beautiful Get A Haircut, his work with acts such as Fancy, The Musicians Union Band, The Guitar Orchestra, a reunited Spencer Davis Group, several bands with Deep Purple affiliations (Wizard's Convention, Ian Gillan Band, Roger Glover And Guests' The Butterfly Ball and Marlon is represented). The late 1970s saw Ray work with Safari Records, on a compilation of Ska and Mod Revival material Uppers On The South Downers (a couple of tracks appear here). Other notable names here include R&B legend Bo Diddley, soul/blues singer Geno Washington, rock drummer Cozy Powell and ex-Spencer Davis singer Eddie Hardin. Playing Through The Changes also includes some brand new tracks by Ray, as well as a unique edit of his guest appearance with electronica act Amorphous Androgynous. | | | No. of tracks: |
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