Virtuoso guitarist and critically-acclaimed
songwriter, championed by John Peel and later Charles Shaar Murray,
Michael Chapman recorded a quartet of classic LPs for EMI's progressive
Harvest label during the 1970s. Chapman's extensive touring fast won him
a passionate following, evidenced on this until-now unreleased live set.
Recorded at Nottingham's Playhouse Theatre on July 23rd 1977 by Chapman
and a power house rhythm section in Lindisfarne bassist Rod Clements and
former John Mayall drummer Keef Hartley, it includes some of his
best-loved songs in “And There Were Three” (MSMCD151) - a jocular
reference to Chapman's ever-shrinking band, described nonetheless by
notes writer Marc Higgins as ‘a beast with three heads'
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MICHAEL CHAPMAN
And Then, There Were Three
1. In The Valley
2. Rock 'N Roll Jigley/Party Pieces
3. Kodak Ghosts
4. The Hero Returns
5. Among The Trees
6. Dog's Got More Sense
7. How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live?
8. Sea Of Wine
9. It Didn't Work Out
10. Time Is Tight
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