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It Is and It Isn't (1971) Wetton plays organ, bass, keyboards, vocals, gut string guitar & vocal harmony. With Larry Norman. Only Visiting This Planet (1972) With Malcolm and Alwyn. Fool's Wisdom (1973) With Peter Banks. Two Sides of Peter Banks (1973): plays bass on track 5 ("Knights") with album covers crediting John Whetton; With ...
9 de ene. de 2018 · It Is and It Isn’t is the second solo album by English musician/songwriter Gordon Haskell, released in 1971 on Atco. Tracklist: A1. “No Meaning” (3:25) A2. “Could Be” (3:16) A3. “Upside Down” (4:28) A4. “Just a Lovely Day” (4:56) A5. “Sitting by the Fire” (3:41) A6. “When I Lose” (0:18) B1. “No Need” (2:46) B2. “Worms” (4:40) B3. “Spider” (4:15)
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1998 CD release of "It Is And It Isn't" on Discogs.
Released: 1971. Credits. John Wetton - Bass, Organ, Backing Vocals [Harmony] Graphreaks - Design. Bill Atkinson - Drums. Alan Barry - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Guitar. Arif Mardin - Engineer [Re-mix] Dave Hunt - Engineer [Recording] Jimmy Douglass - Engineer [Recording] Richard Digby Smith - Engineer [Recording]
Gordon Haskell - It Is And It Isn't | Releases | Discogs. Gordon Haskell – It Is And It Isn't. More images. Tracklist. Credits (13) John Wetton. Bass, Organ, Backing Vocals [Harmony] Graphreaks. Design. Bill Atkinson. Drums. Alan Barry (2) Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Guitar. Arif Mardin. Engineer [Re-mix] Dave Hunt * Engineer [Recording]
It Is and It Isn't, an Album by Gordon Haskell. Released in November 1971 on ATCO (catalog no. SD 33-378; Vinyl LP). Genres: Folk Rock. Rated #950 in the best albums of 1971.
3 de ago. de 2023 · On the 30th anniversary of Asia ’s groundbreaking debut album, late frontman John Wetton and keyboardist Geoff Downes told Prog about the struggle to maintain their vision and the pressure that came with the LP’s unexpected success in 1982. “Asia? You framed an Asia poster? How hard did the people at the frame store laugh when you brought this in?”
