Dave Bainbridge
Dave Bainbridge founder of Celtic Progressive Rock band Iona in conversation with Jon Kirkman about his debut solo album Veil Of Gossamer.
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Issue Seven
Featuring an audience with Dave Brock of Hawkwind
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Catalogue number
VP534CD
Release date
05/04/2010
Format
2CD
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Voiceprint
Anthony Phillips
Sides
Disc 1
1. Um & Aargh 2. I Want Your Love 3. Lucy Will 4. Side Door 5. Holy Deadlock 6. Souvenir (extra track) 7. Sisters of Remindum 8. Bleak House 9. Magdalene 10. Nightmare Disc 2
1. Um & Aargh (Instrumental mix) 2. I Want Your Love (Instrumental mix) 3. Sisters of Remindum (Alternative mix) 4. Lucy Will (Original mix) 5. Magdalene (Instrumental mix) 6. Side Door (Original mix) 7. Um & Aargh (7” single version) 8. Souvenir (Instrumental mix) 9. Bleak House (Alternative mix) 10. Nightmare (Alternative mix) 11. Catch You When You Fall (Instrumental mix) 12. Before The Night (demo) Anthony Phillips is perhaps best known as the original guitarist in Genesis. Ant left the band in 1970 following the release of Trespass. He began his solo career in earnest in the mid seventies with the release of the album The Geese and The Ghost. Since then he has released a number of critically acclaimed albums and forged a loyal and devoted fan base.
In 2008 Anthony Phillips reissued his first two albums in re mastered format.
The latest album from Anthony Phillips back catalogue to receive the re mastered treatment is Sides.
Sides was originally released in 1979 and features performances from other progressive rock legends such as Mike Giles and John G Perry alongside Ant. The album is possibly the most rock oriented album to come from Anthony Phillips and includes the tracks Nightmare and Um and Aargh.
The album has been unavailable for some time and this reissue will follow on from the reissue of The Geese and the Ghost and Wise After The Event and appeal to the large and dedicated fan base one would expect from a former member of Genesis.
