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In 1973, Sinfield formed a band provisionally called A Bowl of Soup, featuring Phil Jump on keyboards, Richard Brunton on guitar, Allan "Min" Mennie on drums, Steve Dolan on bass, and Sinfield himself on vocals, guitar, and synthesizer. They were booked to record an album at Command Studios, which eventually became known as Still.
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Promenade the Puzzle: The Poetic Vision of Peter Sinfield. Exploring the lyrical, pictorial and conceptual metaphors of early King Crimson.
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Still, an Album by Pete Sinfield. Released in 1973 on Manticore (catalog no. MC 66667; Vinyl LP). Genres: Progressive Rock. Rated #697 in the best albums of 1973. Featured peformers: Peter Sinfield (12 string acoustic guitar, synthesizer, vocals, producer, cover design), Richard Brunton (acoustic guitar, electric guitar), BJ Cole (pedal steel guitar), Greg Lake (associate producer), Mel ...
Peter Sinfield is not only lyrics author, he sings and plays keyboards and guitars. Whole album is very melodic, dreamy and folksy one. Sinfield isn't a great vocalist, but his lyrics and participation of great musicians build a nice atmosphere. Keit Tippett ,Mel Collins and brass section gave a jazzy feeling on some songs.
