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PROG REVIEWER. EARTH & FIRE were one of the leading prog rock bands to come out of Holland, while at the same time, being able to rack up a bunch of hits in their homeland. "Song of the Marching Children", their second album, released in 1971, is by far their best one, as far as I'm concerned. The band was by far best known for female vocalist ...
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The Dutch progressive rock band Earth & Fire scored her biggest hit in 1979 with the song Weekend. According to experts, however, was the album Song Of The Marching Children (1971) the best album, with the top ten single Storm And Thunder as outliers and the title track that as many as eighteen minutes took (that could in those days).
EARTH & FIRE -- Song Of The Marching Children -- 1971. 52:43; Earth & Fire - Song Of The Marching Children. 18:32; Lists Add to List. My vinyl collection by az_cooper; 3345 - November 2019 by 3345vinylrecords;
Earth & Fire: Van het album: Song of the Marching Children: Uitgebracht 29 oktober 1971: Genre: symfonische rock, progressieve rock: Duur 18:21 (albumversie) 4:10 (singleversie) Label: Polydor: Schrijver(s) Gerard Koerts, Hans Ziech, Chris Koerts: Producent(en) Jaap Eggermont, Freddy Haayen: Volgorde op Song of the Marching Children
23 de ene. de 2024 · Het als “SONGS OF THE MARCHING CHILDREN” in de herfst van 1971 verschenen meesterwerkje, leunt voor het grootste deel op het titelnummer, dat de volledige kant 2 van het album vult. Het magnum opus van Earth & Fire duurt bijna 18 en een halve minuut en bestaat uit 7 delen.
Song of the Marching Children, an Album by Earth and Fire. Released in October 1971 on Polydor (catalog no. 2925 003; Vinyl LP). Genres: Progressive Rock, Symphonic Prog. Rated #129 in the best albums of 1971, and #4676 of all time album.. Featured peformers: Jerney Kaagman (lead vocals), Chris Koerts (lead guitar, oscillator, acoustic guitar, vocals), Gerard Koerts (Mellotron, organ, piano ...
