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Wilding Bonus - 'Pleasure Signals' (1978) @320
Brand X fan's, check this out;
I ordered this cd & recieved it in the mail a few years ago, not sure if it's still in print (probably not).
It was issued in 1978. If you Like Brand X, you'll like this one, it features nearly all the members of Brand X.
Review 1:
The sleeve illustration is absolutely beautiful!
Well, this is fusion with Collins-esque drums.
It quite sounds like Brand X. Just include some flute parts!
Even if I prefer Brand X, this record is good to listen!
If you like Brand X and flute, probably you'll like it!
Review 2:
One Peter Barry thought up the cover concept of music students Danny Wilding and Pete Bonus making semaphore signals at opposite ends of a desert landscape made up of naked female bodies!.
Presumably the flags are spelling out P-S.
Whatever this is an LP issued in the States on the Visa label,of rock instrumentals which include a number of guest musicians.
As one of these is no less than Kate St.John,2 years away from becoming a Ravishing Beauty,it makes this LP very important.
She plays oboe on the John Giblin composition "Earth Hymn".
And for what its worth "Rampage" features Phil Collins.
Track List:
01 Race for Space
02 G-Storm
03 Oddysey
04 Earth Hymn
05 Rampage
06 Theme from Alma
07 Son of Alma
08 Initiation into the Nagual
09 Ranchtown Tango
Personnel: Danny Wilding (electric & acoustic flutes)
Pete Bonus (guitar)
John Goodsall (electric & acoustic guitars, bass, Arklong)
Ashton Tootle, Phil Todd (horns)
Kate St. John (oboe)
Kiki Gyane, Bayette, Robin Lumley, Andy Clarke, Chris Parren (keyboards)
John Giblin (bass, acoustic guitar)
Phil Chen (bass)
Phil Collins, Michael Shrieve, Greg Sheehan (drums)
Preston Heyman (drums, percussion)
Rebop Kwaku Baah, Morris Pert (congas).
Producers: Pete Bonus, John Goodsall, John Giblin, Danny Wilding. Engineers include: Dick Cuthell, Terry Barham, Will Reid. Recorded at Island Studios and Matrix Studios, London, England. All songs written or co-written by Danny Wilding and Pete Bonus except "Earth Hymn" and "Rampage" (John Giblin).
*Includes full cover and booklet scan*
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