Saturday, February 13, 2021

National Health - University Of Dundee, Dondee, Scotland, U.K. 02-02-1976 (SBD)

National Health
University Of Dundee
Dondee, Scotland, U.K.
February 2, 1976
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Soundboard > Trade > EAC (wav) > FLAC > You.

01 Tenemos Roads 8:57
02 Paracelsus 6:03
03 Trident Asleep 19:26
04 Clocks And Clouds 11:14
05 The Lethargy Shuffle 10:28
06 Agrippa 9:34
07 Elephants 14:40

Total Playing Time: 1hr 20mn 22sc

Alan Gowen (R.I.P.) Keyboards
Dave Stewart Keyboards
Phil Miller Guitar
Mont Campbell Bass
Amanda Parsons Vocals
Bill Bruford Drums & Percussion

Alan Gowen passed away in 1981 from leukemia, he was 47.

For this weeks installment of our Tribute To Progressive Rock Bands we have a nice one from the British Prog-Band National Health. This was still pretty early in the bands career having formed in 1975. This incarnation of the band never released a studio album. The self titled first album was released in 1978. By then Bill Bruford had left National Health and formed Bruford. His replacement was Pip Pyle formerly of Gong. Bass player Mont Campbell left before the first album as well. He was replaced by Neil Murray who later went on to Rainbow and Black Sabbath. National Health actually worked with members of Henry Cow for their second album (awh man to have some soundboard quality recordings of Henry Cow).

The music is mostly instrumental, vocalist Amanda Parsons really sings mostly octave vocalizations when she does sing. Download this show for a glimpse at a quick passing ship in the prolific career of Bill Bruford

Flac

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