Bill Fay's 3rd LP, under the name of Bill Fay Group.
'It wasn't me who left the music, it was the music business that left me.'
(Bill Fay)
With no contract or record company support, he continued to write, rehearse and play occasional shows, which is how he met, in 1977, guitarist Gary Smith, electric and bowed bass-player, Rauf Galip, and drummer Bill Stratton -- also known as improvising trio The Acme Quartet. A mutual interest in and respect for each other's work led to the decision to collaborate as The Bill Fay Group. Tomorrow, Tomorrow And Tomorrow continues Fay's tradition of writing thoughtful, life-affirming songs that, this time, benefit from extended studio sessions and input from three equally committed musicians. This CD does not consist of demos, outtakes or 'alternative' versions of previously recorded songs. It was planned and recorded as Fay's followup to Time Of The Last Persecution. It is The Bill Fay Group's third, previously unreleased, album, recorded between 1978 and 1981.
(Source : forcedexposure.com)
Tracklist :
01. Strange Stairway
02. Spiritual Mansions
03. Planet Earth Daytime
04. Goodnight Stan
05. Tomorrow Tomorrow and Tomorrow
06. Just a Moon
07. To Be a Part
08. Sam
09. Lamp Shining
10. Turning the Pages
11. Love Is the Tune
12. After the Revolution
13. Jericho Road
14. Strange Stairway
15. Life
16. Hypocrite
17. Man
18. Cosmic Boxer
19. We Are Raised
20. Isles of Sleep
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2 comments:
I have his first two, but didn't know about this one. Thanks!
''It wasn't me who left the music, it was the music business that left me.'
(Bill Fay)'
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I didn't know this sentence.
But God this artist is incredible.
Thks for the add by the way. :)
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