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Klaatu war eine kanadische Progressive-Rock-Gruppe, die von 1975 bis 1981 aktiv war.Sie wurde von den drei Musikern John Woloschuk, Dee Long und Terry Draper in Toronto gegründet. Aufsehen erregte die Band zunächst vor allem durch das Gerücht, es handele sich bei Klaatu um eine heimliche Wiedervereinigung der Beatles.Die Verkaufszahlen des ersten Albums waren dementsprechend.
12 de ene. de 2024 · Terry Draper, formerly of the progressive rock band Klaatu, has released his 20th solo album, "In The Beginning." This album marks a departure from his last release, the politically charged "Bread and Cirkus," offering a more introspective look at life and music. Draper revisits and revitalizes unreleased tracks from his past, creating an album ...
Terry Draper from the Band Klaatu released his latest project call Bread and Cirkus. The reason I mentioned Klaatu is because they were compared to the Beatles, and this latest offering can also fit into that category. The Pop songs are innocent, open and have that floating kind of peace vibe to it. There are […]
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Origin. Klaatu members John Woloschuk and Terry Draper wrote the song together, with Woloschuk assigned 75% of composer royalties because the music was mostly his work. The lyrics were written equally by both. Woloschuk said: The idea for this track was suggested by an actual event that is described in The Flying Saucer Reader, a book by Jay David published in 1967.
7 de dic. de 2021 · Terry Draper (2003) I’d never heard of The Tea Horse Road, Terry, until I looked it up having listening to the track on “Once Upon A Memory”. Ideas for songs come from the oddest places. “The Tea Horse Road” was inspired by an article in National Geographic! The Tea Horse Road / Terry Draper (Written: 2012 / Recorded: 2013)
