Richard Malden Heckstall-Smith (26 September 1934 – 17 December 2004) was an English jazz and blues saxophonist.
He played with some of the most influential English blues rock and jazz fusion bands of the 1960s and 1970s.
Recorded in April 1972, "A Story Ended" was the debut solo album by Colosseum saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith.
Recorded upon the demise of Colosseum, the sessions featured contributions by Jon Hiseman, Mark Clarke,
Chris Farlowe & Dave Greenslade of the band, along with Graham Bond
(of whose Organization Dick was a member alongside Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker),
Chris Spedding and lyrical offerings from Pete Brown. A superb example of Jazz influenced Progressive rock,
the album appeared on Bronze Records in 1972 and is now hailed as a classic of the genre.
Tracks
1. Future Song - 4:06
2. Crabs - 5:12
3. Moses In The Bullrushourses - 3:41
4. What The Morning Was After - 5:30
5. The Pirate's Dream (D.H. Smith, C. Clempson, P. Brown) - 11:09
6. Same Old Thing (D.H. Smith, C. Clempson, P. Brown) - 6:41
7. Moses In The Bullrushourses (Live Version) - 7:44
8. The Pirate's Dream (Live Version) (D.H. Smith, C. Clempson, P. Brown) - 10:19
9. No Amount Of Loving (Live Version) (Paul Butterfield) - 9:25
10.I'll Go Back To Venus - 3:44
11.I Can't Get It - 3:04
All compositions by Dick Heckstall Smith, Lyrics by Pete Brown except where noted
Bonus Tracks 7-11
Tracks 10-11 recorded as Manchild
Musicians
Dick Heckstall Smith - Winds
Chris Farlowe - Vocals
Jon Hiseman - Bongos, Congas, Drums, Maracas
Gordon Beck - Piano
Graham Bond - Moog Synthesizer, Organ, Piano, Vocals
Malcolm Clarke - Bass, Vocals
Caleb Quaye - Acoustic, Electric Guitar
Chris Spedding - Electric Guitar
Rob Tait - Drums
Mike Vickers - Moog Synthesizer
Here==>Dick Heckstall - Smith - A Story Ended 1972 (2006 japan remaster)
2 comments:
OLE for the FLAC,incredible album
Tks man.... This album is beatyfull!!!!
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