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Tranquility
Sanatçı biyografisi Tranquility
Personnel Paul Francis - Drums Percussion
Bernard Hagley – Bass
Tony Lukyn - Vocals Piano Organ
Kevin McCarthy - Vocals Guitar
Terry Shaddick - Vocals Lead Guitar
Berkeley Wright - Vocals Lead Guitar Albums Tranquility Epic EPC 64729 1972
Silver Epic EPC 31989 - US Only 1973 45s Thank You/Saying Goodbye Epic EPC 7603 1971
Saying Goodbye/Happy Is The Man Epic EPC 8243 1972
Dear Oh Dear/Nice And Easy Epic EPC 1486 1973
Midnight Fortune/One Day Lady Island WIP 6192 1974 Also Featured On The First Album Are Appearances On Electric Bass By John G. Perry And Jim Leverton Both Members Of Caravan At Different Points In The Future As Well As Playing On Many Other Records. There Was Also An Extra Drummer Called Eric Dillon. This Odd Balance Of Personnel Creates The Suspicion That Tranquility Was Not So Much An Established Band As A Vehicle For Displaying The Considerable Talents Of Terry Shaddick Who Composes Writes Lyrics Sings Plays Guitar And Has His Fingernails Painted In Different Shades Of Blue! Every One Of The Eleven Songs Is Written Solely By Him Except For Two Joint Efforts. This Is A Strong Quirky Collection Of Songs In A Vaguely Progressive Vaguely Pop Direction Given A Considerable Weight In Performance By The Four Multi-Layered Vocalists Probably Heard At Their Best On “Saying Goodbye” And “Lady Of The Lake”. In January 1972 They Were A Support Act To The Byrds At Their Rainbow Concert Gigs. Thereafter They Joined Them On A Five-Week USA Tour. They Returned To England In Mid-1972. In August 1972 They Entered The CBS Studios To Complete A Second Album Under The Guidance Of Ashley Kozak. The Album Was Only Released In The USA But It Was Available As An Import Elsewhere. Between 1971-74 They Worked Mainly In The States. The Proceeds Of Their First Single Went To Charity. Kevin McCarthy Had Previously Been In Cressida Where He Played Bass Perhaps Tranquility Didn't Have A Vacancy In That Department At The Time! Paul Francis Had Been In Buster And Later Played With Maggie Bell.
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Biography - Tranquility
Personnel Paul Francis - Drums Percussion
Bernard Hagley – Bass
Tony Lukyn - Vocals Piano Organ
Kevin McCarthy - Vocals Guitar
Terry Shaddick - Vocals Lead Guitar
Berkeley Wright - Vocals Lead Guitar Albums Tranquility Epic EPC 64729 1972
Silver Epic EPC 31989 - US Only 1973 45s Thank You/Saying Goodbye Epic EPC 7603 1971
Saying Goodbye/Happy Is The Man Epic EPC 8243 1972
Dear Oh Dear/Nice And Easy Epic EPC 1486 1973
Midnight Fortune/One Day Lady Island WIP 6192 1974 Also Featured On The First Album Are Appearances On Electric Bass By John G. Perry And Jim Leverton Both Members Of Caravan At Different Points In The Future As Well As Playing On Many Other Records. There Was Also An Extra Drummer Called Eric Dillon. This Odd Balance Of Personnel Creates The Suspicion That Tranquility Was Not So Much An Established Band As A Vehicle For Displaying The Considerable Talents Of Terry Shaddick Who Composes Writes Lyrics Sings Plays Guitar And Has His Fingernails Painted In Different Shades Of Blue! Every One Of The Eleven Songs Is Written Solely By Him Except For Two Joint Efforts. This Is A Strong Quirky Collection Of Songs In A Vaguely Progressive Vaguely Pop Direction Given A Considerable Weight In Performance By The Four Multi-Layered Vocalists Probably Heard At Their Best On “Saying Goodbye” And “Lady Of The Lake”. In January 1972 They Were A Support Act To The Byrds At Their Rainbow Concert Gigs. Thereafter They Joined Them On A Five-Week USA Tour. They Returned To England In Mid-1972. In August 1972 They Entered The CBS Studios To Complete A Second Album Under The Guidance Of Ashley Kozak. The Album Was Only Released In The USA But It Was Available As An Import Elsewhere. Between 1971-74 They Worked Mainly In The States. The Proceeds Of Their First Single Went To Charity. Kevin McCarthy Had Previously Been In Cressida Where He Played Bass Perhaps Tranquility Didn't Have A Vacancy In That Department At The Time! Paul Francis Had Been In Buster And Later Played With Maggie Bell. read less
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Bernard Hagley – Bass
Tony Lukyn - Vocals Piano Organ
Kevin McCarthy - Vocals Guitar
Terry Shaddick - Vocals Lead Guitar
Berkeley Wright - Vocals Lead Guitar Albums Tranquility Epic EPC 64729 1972
Silver Epic EPC 31989 - US Only 1973 45s Thank You/Saying Goodbye Epic EPC 7603 1971
Saying Goodbye/Happy Is The Man Epic EPC 8243 1972
Dear Oh Dear/Nice And Easy Epic EPC 1486 1973
Midnight Fortune/One Day Lady Island WIP 6192 1974 Also Featured On The First Album Are Appearances On Electric Bass By John G. Perry And Jim Leverton Both Members Of Caravan At Different Points In The Future As Well As Playing On Many Other Records. There Was Also An Extra Drummer Called Eric Dillon. This Odd Balance Of Personnel Creates The Suspicion That Tranquility Was Not So Much An Established Band As A Vehicle For Displaying The Considerable Talents Of Terry Shaddick Who Composes Writes Lyrics Sings Plays Guitar And Has His Fingernails Painted In Different Shades Of Blue! Every One Of The Eleven Songs Is Written Solely By Him Except For Two Joint Efforts. This Is A Strong Quirky Collection Of Songs In A Vaguely Progressive Vaguely Pop Direction Given A Considerable Weight In Performance By The Four Multi-Layered Vocalists Probably Heard At Their Best On “Saying Goodbye” And “Lady Of The Lake”. In January 1972 They Were A Support Act To The Byrds At Their Rainbow Concert Gigs. Thereafter They Joined Them On A Five-Week USA Tour. They Returned To England In Mid-1972. In August 1972 They Entered The CBS Studios To Complete A Second Album Under The Guidance Of Ashley Kozak. The Album Was Only Released In The USA But It Was Available As An Import Elsewhere. Between 1971-74 They Worked Mainly In The States. The Proceeds Of Their First Single Went To Charity. Kevin McCarthy Had Previously Been In Cressida Where He Played Bass Perhaps Tranquility Didn't Have A Vacancy In That Department At The Time! Paul Francis Had Been In Buster And Later Played With Maggie Bell. read less
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