Glencoe — The Spirit Of Glencoe 1973 (UK, Progressive Rock)

Glencoe — The Spirit Of Glencoe 1973 (UK, Progressive Rock)


The second and final album by the British prog band.Glencoe was one of those bands people tend to overlook, which is a pity since they have a surplus of significant music to offer, and while there are many exponents of hard and soft rock, or just plain light funky music, how many bands claim their music is 'randy rock'? Just imagine, if you haven't witnessed a Glencoe concert, what erotic delights you've been missing out on.

The second and final album from this British prog band originally appeared in August 1973. Glencoe should have been a great success, gigging extensively their live act was superb, quite heavy and very loud! An effective mixing of speed, power and melody that sits very comfortably together. Graham Maitland's piano work sets a driving air to their music that is truly enjoyable. With the added rhythm of Norman Watt-Roy on bass and Stewart Francis on drums, the group's sound is filled to capacity. They disbanded in February 1974 and in March 1974 a third Glencoe LP was made with a different line up and name as “Loving Awareness”.

Tracks:

01. Friends Of Mine — 0:00

02. Roll On Bliss — 3:37

03. Strange Circumstance — 6:59

04. Nothing (Is Between Us) — 10:31

05. Is It You? — 14:07

06. Born In The City - 18:18

07. Arctic Madness - 23:43

08. To Divine Mother - 24:53

09. Song No.22 (Om) - 28:19

10. Two On An Island (In Search Of A New World) - 32:24


Personnel:

Graham Maitland - keyboards, vocals
John Turnbull - guitar, vocals
Norman Watt-Roy - bass, vocals
Stuart Francis - drums, percussion, vocals
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Kofi Aiyuo - percussion (04)
Gerald Johnson - bass (09)
Ian Green - string arrangements
Ben Sidran – piano (04), producer

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