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Barclay James Harvest
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The Band Was Founded In Saddleworth A Civil Parish Now In The Metropolitan Borough Of Oldham In 1966 By John Lees Les Holroyd Stuart "Woolly" Wolstenholme And Mel Pritchard 1948-2004 . History After Early Success In The UK With Their Second Album Once Again The Band Broke Into The Mainstream European Market With Their 1977 Set Gone To Earth. Woolly Wolstenholme – Whose Mellotron Playing Was A Trademark Of The Band's Sound In The 70s – Left In 1979. Woolly Pursued A Short Solo Career Fronting Maestoso Before Retiring From The Music Business To Pursue Farming. The Remaining Three Members Continued. At The Height Of Their Success They Played A Free Concert In Front Of The Reichstag In Berlin Germany With An Estimated Attendance Of 250 000 People 30 August 1980 . They Were Also The First Western Rock Band To Play An Open-Air Concert In Pre-Glasnost East Germany Playing In Treptower Park East Berlin On 14 July 1987 To A 170 000 Audience. The Band Continued As A Threesome With Regular Guest Musicians Supporting Until 1998. Some 1990s Albums Were Released Under The Abbreviated Name BJH. In 1998 Musical Differences In The Band Saw The Three Members Agree To Take A Sabbatical. John Lees Subsequently Released An Album Mixing New Songs And BJH Classics Entitled "Nexus" Under The Band Name "Barclay James Harvest Through The Eyes Of John Lees". Woolly Wolstenholme Played In And Composed For This Band Subsequently Resurrecting Maestoso To Record And Tour With New Material As Well As Back-Catalogue Favourites. Les Holroyd And Mel Pritchard Teamed Up To Record Under The Name "Barclay James Harvest Featuring Les Holroyd". Lees And Wolstenholme Recently 2006/7 Toured Under The Slightly Modified Band Title "John Lees' Barclay James Harvest" Mel Pritchard Died Suddenly Of A Heart Attack In Early 2004. All Three "derivatives" Of The Original Barclay James Harvest Lineup Continue To Record And Tour And Enjoy Ongoing Popularity Particularly In Germany France And Switzerland. Barclay James Harvest Studio And Live Albums 1970-1997 * Barclay James Harvest 1970 * Once Again 1971 * Barclay James Harvest And Other Short Stories 1971 * Baby James Harvest 1972 * LIVE Live 1974 * Everyone Is Everybody Else 1974 * Time Honoured Ghosts 1975 * Octoberon 1976 * Gone To Earth 1977 * Live Tapes Live 1978 * XII 1978 * Eyes Of The Universe 1979 * Turn Of The Tide 1981 * Berlin - A Concert For The People Live 1982 * Ring Of Changes 1983 * Victims Of Circumstance 1984 * Face To Face 1987 * Glasnost Live 1988 * Welcome To The Show 1990 * Caught In The Light 1993 * River Of Dreams 1997 * BBC In Concert 1972 2002
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Hymn Is The First Track On "Gone To Earth" An Album By The English Rock Group Barclay James Harvest Released In 1977. Written By Band-Member And Guitarist John Lees The Song Is Sometimes Misinterpreted As A Christmas Song But Is Actually A Song Against The Dangers Of Drug Use And Dedicated To Musicians Like Jimi Hendrix Paul Kossoff And Janis Joplin .
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The Band Was Founded In Saddleworth A Civil Parish Now In The Metropolitan Borough Of Oldham In 1966 By John Lees Les Holroyd Stuart "Woolly" Wolstenholme And Mel Pritchard 1948-2004 . History After Early Success In The UK With Their Second Album Once Again The Band Broke Into The Mainstream European Market With Their 1977 Set Gone To Earth. Woolly Wolstenholme – Whose Mellotron Playing Was A Trademark Of The Band's Sound In The 70s – Left In 1979. Woolly Pursued A Short Solo Career Fronting Maestoso Before Retiring From The Music Business To Pursue Farming. The Remaining Three Members Continued. At The Height Of Their Success They Played A Free Concert In Front Of The Reichstag In Berlin Germany With An Estimated Attendance Of 250 000 People 30 August 1980 . They Were Also The First Western Rock Band To Play An Open-Air Concert In Pre-Glasnost East Germany Playing In Treptower Park East Berlin On 14 July 1987 To A 170 000 Audience. The Band Continued As A Threesome With Regular Guest Musicians Supporting Until 1998. Some 1990s Albums Were Released Under The Abbreviated Name BJH. In 1998 Musical Differences In The Band Saw The Three Members Agree To Take A Sabbatical. John Lees Subsequently Released An Album Mixing New Songs And BJH Classics Entitled "Nexus" Under The Band Name "Barclay James Harvest Through The Eyes Of John Lees". Woolly Wolstenholme Played In And Composed For This Band Subsequently Resurrecting Maestoso To Record And Tour With New Material As Well As Back-Catalogue Favourites. Les Holroyd And Mel Pritchard Teamed Up To Record Under The Name "Barclay James Harvest Featuring Les Holroyd". Lees And Wolstenholme Recently 2006/7 Toured Under The Slightly Modified Band Title "John Lees' Barclay James Harvest" Mel Pritchard Died Suddenly Of A Heart Attack In Early 2004. All Three "derivatives" Of The Original Barclay James Harvest Lineup Continue To Record And Tour And Enjoy Ongoing Popularity Particularly In Germany France And Switzerland. Barclay James Harvest Studio And Live Albums 1970-1997 * Barclay James Harvest 1970 * Once Again 1971 * Barclay James Harvest And Other Short Stories 1971 * Baby James Harvest 1972 * LIVE Live 1974 * Everyone Is Everybody Else 1974 * Time Honoured Ghosts 1975 * Octoberon 1976 * Gone To Earth 1977 * Live Tapes Live 1978 * XII 1978 * Eyes Of The Universe 1979 * Turn Of The Tide 1981 * Berlin - A Concert For The People Live 1982 * Ring Of Changes 1983 * Victims Of Circumstance 1984 * Face To Face 1987 * Glasnost Live 1988 * Welcome To The Show 1990 * Caught In The Light 1993 * River Of Dreams 1997 * BBC In Concert 1972 2002 read less
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The Band Was Founded In Saddleworth A Civil Parish Now In The Metropolitan Borough Of Oldham In 1966 By John Lees Les Holroyd Stuart "Woolly" Wolstenholme And Mel Pritchard 1948-2004 . History After Early Success In The UK With Their Second Album Once Again The Band Broke Into The Mainstream European Market With Their 1977 Set Gone To Earth. Woolly Wolstenholme – Whose Mellotron Playing Was A Trademark Of The Band's Sound In The 70s – Left In 1979. Woolly Pursued A Short Solo Career Fronting Maestoso Before Retiring From The Music Business To Pursue Farming. The Remaining Three Members Continued. At The Height Of Their Success They Played A Free Concert In Front Of The Reichstag In Berlin Germany With An Estimated Attendance Of 250 000 People 30 August 1980 . They Were Also The First Western Rock Band To Play An Open-Air Concert In Pre-Glasnost East Germany Playing In Treptower Park East Berlin On 14 July 1987 To A 170 000 Audience. The Band Continued As A Threesome With Regular Guest Musicians Supporting Until 1998. Some 1990s Albums Were Released Under The Abbreviated Name BJH. In 1998 Musical Differences In The Band Saw The Three Members Agree To Take A Sabbatical. John Lees Subsequently Released An Album Mixing New Songs And BJH Classics Entitled "Nexus" Under The Band Name "Barclay James Harvest Through The Eyes Of John Lees". Woolly Wolstenholme Played In And Composed For This Band Subsequently Resurrecting Maestoso To Record And Tour With New Material As Well As Back-Catalogue Favourites. Les Holroyd And Mel Pritchard Teamed Up To Record Under The Name "Barclay James Harvest Featuring Les Holroyd". Lees And Wolstenholme Recently 2006/7 Toured Under The Slightly Modified Band Title "John Lees' Barclay James Harvest" Mel Pritchard Died Suddenly Of A Heart Attack In Early 2004. All Three "derivatives" Of The Original Barclay James Harvest Lineup Continue To Record And Tour And Enjoy Ongoing Popularity Particularly In Germany France And Switzerland. Barclay James Harvest Studio And Live Albums 1970-1997 * Barclay James Harvest 1970 * Once Again 1971 * Barclay James Harvest And Other Short Stories 1971 * Baby James Harvest 1972 * LIVE Live 1974 * Everyone Is Everybody Else 1974 * Time Honoured Ghosts 1975 * Octoberon 1976 * Gone To Earth 1977 * Live Tapes Live 1978 * XII 1978 * Eyes Of The Universe 1979 * Turn Of The Tide 1981 * Berlin - A Concert For The People Live 1982 * Ring Of Changes 1983 * Victims Of Circumstance 1984 * Face To Face 1987 * Glasnost Live 1988 * Welcome To The Show 1990 * Caught In The Light 1993 * River Of Dreams 1997 * BBC In Concert 1972 2002 read less
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Hymn is the first track on "Gone To Earth", an album by the English rock group Barclay James Harvest released in 1977. Written by band-member and guitarist John Lees, the song is sometimes misinterpreted as a Christmas song but is actually a song against the dangers of drug use (and dedicated to musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Paul Kossoff and Janis Joplin). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.