Artist: Jackie McAuley Location: Northern Ireland
Album: Jackie McAuley
Released: 1971
Genre: Folk-Rock, Pop-Rock
Duration: 46:26 (with bonuses)
Format: MP3 CBR 320
Size: 110 MB (with 3% recovery)
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Jackie McAuley ( Jackie McAuley ) - Irish singer and multi-instrumentalist. Following his older brother Patrick McAuley joined the Belfast group Them (artistic director - Van Morrison) as an organist (his brother moved behind a drum kit). Then the brothers brewed fur fly, "resulting in the Them was some groups ... Them theirs then called Other Them , then - The Belfast Gypsies , but it soon collapsed, releasing an LP ... Jackie McAuley created the Folk a duet with Judy Dyble ( Judith Aileen Dyble ), the first female vocalist Fairport Convention . Duo called Trader Horne , released one LP in 1970 - Morning Way , and then collapsed, as Judy has decided to withdraw from Music and get married. And only then Jackie has released this solo album, titled modestly Jackie McAuley . Helped him in this event young jazz musicians - Mike McNaught, Tony Roberts and Mike Travis (all from Henry Lowther Band), and more experienced - he Henry Lowther, bassist Roy Babington (ex-Delivery). All of them were related to the Canterbury School. After the release of the album (in my opinion, simply wonderful) Jackie worked as a session musician with The Heptones, Jim Capaldi, Rick Wakeman, Rebop and others. Active so far.
Tracks:
All songs written by John McAuley except where noted.
01. Turning Green - 6:03
02. Boy On The Bayou - 3:27
03. Country Joe - 4:35
04. Cameramen, Wilson & Holmes - 4:51
05. English Room - 1:56
06. It's Alright - 6:00
07. Poor Howard (Huddie Ledbetter) - 1:57
08. Away - 3:32
09. Bangerine - 4:59
10. Ruby Farm - 3:33
Bonuses:
11. Rocking Shoes (single A-side,1971) - 3:16
12. One Fine Day (single B-side,1971) - 2:00
Personnel:
- Jackie McAuley - vocals, all guitars, banjo, spoons, stomp & piano (07)
- Mike McNaught - piano, vibes, harpsichord, arranger
- Mike Travis - drums, percussion
- Roy Babington - bass
- Pete Hossell - jug (07)
- Henry Lowther - violin, flugelhorn
- Tony Roberts - flute
- Barry Murray - producer
Trader Horne 
Jackie McAuley 
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