EVERYONE : SELF TITLED : UK B&C VINYL LP 1971 : [ andy roberts pink floyd ] ????
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Everyone ?– Everyone
Label: B & C Records ?– CAS 1028 Format: Vinyl, LP ,[ complete with foldout photo booklet ]Country: UK Released: 1971 Genre: Rock Style: Prog Rock, Folk Rock VINYL IS VG+ GATEFOLD SLEEVE IS VG, [ some edge wear ] UK SALES ONLY - POST £3.99 A1 Trouble At The Mill A2 Sad A3 Midnight Shift A4 Don't Get Me Wrong B1 Sitting On A Rock B2 Too Much A Loser B3 Radio Lady B4 This Way Up Released in a gatefold cover.
On the front a booklet is attached that can be folded out into 6 panels.
The Amazing Adventures Of Andy Roberts
"I’m realising that my biggest problem, now as then,” says Andy Roberts, “is that I get so bored in the studio. I just want to bang it down and get on with something else. In the 70s, I was so busy rushing around from one gig to another, one session to another, one collaboration to another, that I couldn’t be bothered to polish anything in the way that other artists did. There wasn’t enough time. My favourite expression in the studio was ‘Will it affect sales?’ If the answer was ‘No!’ then it was good enough for me. It’s a failing."
Andy’s ‘failing’, though, has been responsible for an extraordinarily rich and, up till now, largely untapped (on CD) seam of music from the glory days of rock. He is an enigma: a man whose story involves playing on hit singles while studying for (and achieving) a law degree in the 60s; playing on an album alongside Jimi Hendrix; hanging out at Paul McCartney’s place during The Beatles’ studio years; playing the Albert Hall with Led Zeppelin in 1969; playing both 1969 and 1970 Isle Of Wight Festivals; and, a decade later, finding himself a member of Pink Floyd for six months. He might also claim celebrity as the inverse-Pete-Best of The Rutles (being kicked out of the band by Ron Nasty as recently as 2004). And yet, who but a handful …
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