ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW
''LET YOUR MIND ROLL ON''
1972
36:34
320 kbps + folder
83,8 mb
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01 - Let Your Mind Roll On 05:27
02 - The Blues Today 02:36
03 - Bring Down The Wall 02:08
04 - Love My Home 03:18
05 - Mona Losa 06:08
06 - Blue Blue Mohair Suit Shuffler 03:41
07 - Misfortune By My Goodluck Sign 02:46
08 - Hush Hush Push No Evil 02:13
09 - Live Off The Land 02:10
10 - Karate Boogaloo 01:50
11 - Lay It On Me 04:12
BIOGRAPHY/AMG
William Ruhlmann
The seven million people who bought Eric Clapton's Unplugged album and the countless more who saw the MTV Unplugged TV show experienced the work of Andy Fairweather Low, who served as Clapton's backup guitarist/vocalist. But probably few in that giant audience knew that Fairweather Low had once been a teen idol and had an extensive recorded catalog in groups and as a solo star. Born in Cardiff, Wales, Fairweather Low formed Amen Corner in the mid-'60s, for which he served as lead singer. The group scored six U.K. hits from 1967 to 1969, the biggest of which was the number one "(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice." Its success put Fairweather Low's attractive face on the bedroom walls of teenage girls all over Britain. Amen Corner broke up at the end of the '60s and evolved into the more progressive Fair Weather, which scored a hit with "Natural Sinner" in 1970, but broke up in 1971. Fairweather Low retired for several years, but returned as a solo artist in 1974 and made a series of albums through 1980, reaching the U.K. Top Ten with the singles "Reggae Tune" and "Wide Eyed and Legless." Gradually, however, he began to work as a sideman to more prominent British musicians, notably ex-Pink Floyd leader Roger Waters, and with the ARMS benefit group in 1987. He toured Japan with George Harrison and Eric Clapton in 1991 and has since been part of Clapton's backup band. Fairweather Low began touring with Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings and, in 2006, hit the road again with Waters for the Dark Side of the Moon Tour.
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''LET YOUR MIND ROLL ON''
1972
36:34
320 kbps + folder
83,8 mb
**********
01 - Let Your Mind Roll On 05:27
02 - The Blues Today 02:36
03 - Bring Down The Wall 02:08
04 - Love My Home 03:18
05 - Mona Losa 06:08
06 - Blue Blue Mohair Suit Shuffler 03:41
07 - Misfortune By My Goodluck Sign 02:46
08 - Hush Hush Push No Evil 02:13
09 - Live Off The Land 02:10
10 - Karate Boogaloo 01:50
11 - Lay It On Me 04:12
BIOGRAPHY/AMG
William Ruhlmann
The seven million people who bought Eric Clapton's Unplugged album and the countless more who saw the MTV Unplugged TV show experienced the work of Andy Fairweather Low, who served as Clapton's backup guitarist/vocalist. But probably few in that giant audience knew that Fairweather Low had once been a teen idol and had an extensive recorded catalog in groups and as a solo star. Born in Cardiff, Wales, Fairweather Low formed Amen Corner in the mid-'60s, for which he served as lead singer. The group scored six U.K. hits from 1967 to 1969, the biggest of which was the number one "(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice." Its success put Fairweather Low's attractive face on the bedroom walls of teenage girls all over Britain. Amen Corner broke up at the end of the '60s and evolved into the more progressive Fair Weather, which scored a hit with "Natural Sinner" in 1970, but broke up in 1971. Fairweather Low retired for several years, but returned as a solo artist in 1974 and made a series of albums through 1980, reaching the U.K. Top Ten with the singles "Reggae Tune" and "Wide Eyed and Legless." Gradually, however, he began to work as a sideman to more prominent British musicians, notably ex-Pink Floyd leader Roger Waters, and with the ARMS benefit group in 1987. He toured Japan with George Harrison and Eric Clapton in 1991 and has since been part of Clapton's backup band. Fairweather Low began touring with Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings and, in 2006, hit the road again with Waters for the Dark Side of the Moon Tour.
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thank you!
ReplyDeletei have the fairweather album which has that sleeve and the tracks listed don't correspond with those ones so that bio doesn't cover this album-so thanks looking forward to hearing this and i'm going to have to do a little research
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