Mick Greenwood - album ...to friends 1972
The second album by folk-prog-rock leaning singer/songwriter Mick Greenwood, who was born in England but raised inthe USA, and was discovered whistl playing at New York's The Bitter End. Folk-rock album with proggish interludes.
Mick Greenwood - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano.
Jerry Donahue - electric guitar, Spanish guitar, vocals.
Dave Peacock - bass, banjo, fiddle.
Tony Cox - piano, synthesizer, producer.
Barrie St. John, Doris Troy, Jimmy Helms - backing vocals
Barry De Souza - drums, percussion, fiddle, trumpet.
To friends.
Spooked.
See yourself.
Mother Earth.
All aboard the train.
Share the load.
Show your colors.
Charlie.
Berzerk.
Space captain.
How do you feel in your bones?
Mick Greenwood - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano.
Jerry Donahue - electric guitar, Spanish guitar, vocals.
Dave Peacock - bass, banjo, fiddle.
Tony Cox - piano, synthesizer, producer.
Barrie St. John, Doris Troy, Jimmy Helms - backing vocals
Barry De Souza - drums, percussion, fiddle, trumpet.
To friends.
Spooked.
See yourself.
Mother Earth.
All aboard the train.
Share the load.
Show your colors.
Charlie.
Berzerk.
Space captain.
How do you feel in your bones?
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