Drink Down The Moon is featured on the album Now We Are Six, released by Steeleye Span in 1974, their sixth album. The lineup on this recording is Maddy Prior vocals, Tim Hart guitars, vocals, electric dulcimer & banjo, Peter Knight violin, mandolin, vocals, tenor banjo, acoustic guitar & piano, Bob Johnson guitars, vocals & synthesizer, Rick Kemp bass, acoustic guitar & vocals, Nigel Pegrum drums, tambourine, oboe. recorder, flute & synthesizer, plus guest musician David Bowie alto saxophone.
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King Crimson – Fracture
Fracture appears on the album Starless And Bible Black, released in 1974 by King Crimson, their sixth studio album. The lineup on this recording is Robert Fripp guitar, electric piano, mellotron & devices, David Cross violin, viola, electric piano & mellotron, John Wetton bass & vocals, Bill Bruford drums & percussion.
Baker Gurvitz Army – Memory Lane
Memory Lane appears on the self-titled debut album by the Baker Gurvitz Army, released in 1974. Their lineup on this recording is Adrian Gurvitz guitar & vocals, Paul Gurvitz bass & vocals, Ginger Baker drums, percussion, vibraphone & vocals, plus John Mitchell keyboards & vocals, Madeline Bell, Rosetta Hightower, Barry St. John & Liza Strike vocals.
Focus – Hamburger Concerto
Hamburger Concerto closes the album of the same name, released in 1974 by Focus, their fourth studio album. The song contains 6 short “movements” and takes up the whole of side two on the original vinyl. The lineup on this recording is Thijs Van Leer keyboards, flute & vocals, Jan Akkerman guitars, Bert Ruiter bass, Colin Allen drums.
Frank Zappa – Uncle Remus
Uncle Remus appears on the album Apostrophe (‘), released in 1974 by Frank Zappa, his eighteenth album. The lineup on this recording is Frank Zappa guitar, vocals, bass & bouzouki, Ian Underwood saxophone, Napoleon Murphy Brock saxophone & vocals, George Duke keyboards & vocals, Sal Marquez trumpet, Bruce Fowler trombone, Don “Sugarcane” Harris violin, Jean-Luc Ponty violin, Ruth Underwood percussion, Tony Duran guitar, Tom Fowler bass, Erroneous bass, Jack Bruce bass, Aynsley Dunbar drums, Ralph Humphrey drums, Johnny Guerin drums, Jim Gordon drums, Robert “Frog” Camarena, Ruben Ladron de Guevara, Ray Collins, Sue Glover, Lynn & Debbie backing vocals.
Bad Company – Bad Company
The song Bad Company, written by Paul Rodgers & Simon Kirke, is featured on the debut self-titled album, released in 1974 by Bad Company. Their lineup on this recording is Paul Rodgers vocals, guitar & piano, Mick Ralphs guitar & keyboards, Boz Burrell bass, Simon Kirke drums.
Focus – Birth
Birth appears on the album Hamburger Concerto, released in 1974 by Focus, their fourth studio album and the first to feature Colin Allen on drums. The song was written by guitarist Jan Akkerman. Their lineup was completed by Thijs van Leer keyboards, flute & vocals, Bert Ruiter bass.
Spooky Tooth – Hell Or High Water
Hell Or High Water appears on the Spooky Tooth album The Mirror, released in 1974. By the time of its release the band had already split. Their lineup was Gary Wright keyboards & vocals, Mick Jones guitars, percussion & vocals, Mike Patto keyboards, vocals, drums & percussion, Mike Kellie drums & percussion, Bryson Graham drums and Val Burke bass & vocals.
Jack Bruce – Keep it Down
Keep It Down features on the fourth studio album, 1974’s Out Of The Storm, by ex-Cream bassist Jack Bruce. Playing with Bruce on the album were Steve Hunter guitar, Jim Keltner drums and Jim Gordon drums. Keltner is playing on the featured track.
Baker Gurvitz Army – Help Me
The Baker Gurvitz Army were Ginger Baker, drums (ex – Cream & Blind Faith), Adrian Gurvitz, guitar & vocals (ex – Gun & Three Man Army)and Paul Gurvitz, bass & vocals (ex – Gun & Three Man Army). Help Me is the opening track on their debut self-titled album released in 1974.
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