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6 de feb. de 2024 · Return To Natural Final Mix by Francis Dunnery, released 06 February 2024 1. Turning the sky into fire 2. Return to natural 3. Magdalena 4. Man overboard 5. It happened while we were sleeping 6. Out of order 7. Hot spring water 8. We're going to clean the sea
Official website. Francis Dunnery (born 25 December 1962) [1] is an English musician, singer-songwriter, record producer and record label owner. Dunnery was the lead singer and guitarist for British prog - pop band It Bites between 1982 and 1990.
Guitar – Francis Dunnery; Mastered By – Bob Ludwig; Mellotron, Organ – Mitchell Froom; Mixed By – Phil Nicolo; Mixed By, Producer – Ian Cross; Photography – Sam Erickson
He replaced Squire with ex-It Bites leader Francis Dunnery and recorded Big Sky. He also recruited keyboard player Tom Brislin, known from his live work with Yes (Symphonic Live DVD) and Camel. Without Squire's distinctive bass guitar sound and equally distinctive backing vocals you might expect The Syn to fall rater flat, but Dunnery in not a bad replacement.
The album kicks-off with “Turning the Sky to Fire,” a laid-back dynamic affair, Dunnery’s vocals complimented by an ambient synth gradually intertwining with the rhythm section. A short taster of that classic Dunnery electric guitar sound creates a sense of anticipation and excitement for what’s to come.
31 de dic. de 2015 · In 2013, Dunnery released Frankenstein Monster, an album of re-recorded songs by the 1970s proto-prog band Necromandus that was founded by his older brother Barry. (See the video for the title track, the one original Francis Dunnery composition on the album, below.) Dunnery’s brand new album, Vampires, also looks back at another aspect of the ...
Doff your cap and say a prayer of thanks to those slave pioneers, to Elvis, to the blues revolution pioneers in London of the 1960’s, and now to Tombstone Dunnery. Francis Dunnery is obviously a blues fanatic, and he has formed a band, recording and touring, to play the music he loves, and the recorded outcome is an unalloyed pleasure for ...
