William D Drake - The Rising Of The Lights flac album

Recorded at Fliskin Manor Studios, Bristol & Cattleford Beeches, London. Additional recording at Ty Drwg, Cardiff. Released by Onomatopoeia Records. One wishes he was pumping albums out like this since 1993, but it's better late than never. Steven Smith once a cardiac, always a cardiac. good tunes, my lads! check it out!

Additional recording at Ty Drwg, Cardiff.

William D Drake was once a member of Cardiacs, having been co-opted into the band by leader Tim Smith in 1983, shortly after the release of their debut album. Over the next decade - until his departure in 1992 - Drake was to become arguably the second most important contributor to Cardiacs music after Smith himself, his songwriting and his prodigious skills as a pianist and arranger helping to define the Cardiacs sound - complex, eccentric, absurdist, indebted to prog, psychedelia and whimsical English art-rock when such behaviour was far from fashionable - during their. Drake found the phrase "the rising of the lights" in a Victorian medical journal. It's generally believed to refer to a condition where the lungs or windpipe are obstructed, causing difficulty in breathing.

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TITLE added to MP3 cart. The Rising of the Lights. Exclusive Prime pricing. As a Cardiacs fan, I found it to be my duty to look into one of William D. Drake's solo albums. After all, his lovely keyboard and piano playing was a major backbone of Cardiacs; when he left, they didn't replace him, they used pre-recorded keyboards live due to his notes being too complicated to play (excluding the times when he came back as a guest musician). I heard "Me Fish Bring" on YouTube and loved it, so I added "Rising of The Lights" to my Christmas list.

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The Rising of the Moon: Irish Songs of Rebellion is a collection of traditional Irish folk songs performed by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem. It was the group's first album and was initially recorded in 1956. For the original recording, the only instrument used was Paddy Clancy's harmonica, since Tommy Makem had damaged his hand and Liam Clancy was still learning how to play the guitar. The group had yet to develop its distinctive musical sound, so there was little ensemble singing.