Roy Harper — The Game
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Guitar David Gilmour / Drums Bill Bruford
The album was called "HQ" everywhere in the world, except the USA, where it was renamed "When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease." I have no idea why.
The album was called "HQ" everywhere in the world, except the USA, where it was renamed "When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease." I have no idea why.
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Bravo Roy Harper. Have a cigar. Your gonna go far.
Very, very cool! I hear teaser-jams of AC/DC, The Stranglers, and many more here... Hats off to Roy!
spichanator wrote:
I totally agree, I'm thinking mainly due to the vocals. New to me also, and it's hard to believe I have never heard this song before. It blew me away... just wow! I see it was released in '75, I was a freshman in h.s. by the end of the song I pumped it up to 9. Rock On!
Though David Gilmour is credited for guitar work and Bill Bruford drums, I hear a lot of Who influence.
New to me but I'm guessing that this was released between 72 & 74.
I know, Google could (will) tell me but I don't want to spoil this journey.
I totally agree, I'm thinking mainly due to the vocals. New to me also, and it's hard to believe I have never heard this song before. It blew me away... just wow! I see it was released in '75, I was a freshman in h.s. by the end of the song I pumped it up to 9. Rock On!
Though David Gilmour is credited for guitar work and Bill Bruford drums, I hear a lot of Who influence.
New to me but I'm guessing that this was released between 72 & 74.
I know, Google could (will) tell me but I don't want to spoil this journey.
New to me but I'm guessing that this was released between 72 & 74.
I know, Google could (will) tell me but I don't want to spoil this journey.