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Peter Bardens (ex-Camel)1979 Heart To Heart Artist : Pete Bardens Album : Heart To Heart Genre : Progressive Rock Year : 1979 Songs : 9 Playtime : 00:37:25 Size : 85,68 MB Codec : MPEG 1 Layer III / FhG / 320 kbps. Julia (03:56). Doing The Crab (03:07). Slipstream (06: ...
Peter Bardens, né le 19 juin 1944 et mort le 22 janvier 2002, est un claviériste britannique, membre fondateur du groupe rock progressif Camel. ... Bardens commence à explorer la musique électronique et publie l'album Heart to Heart, en 1979. Bardens coécrit Looking for a Good Time, ...
I'd be tempted to include 'Jazz Rock' as a genre for this album. There are certainly several tracks which clearly fall into that style. I was hoping for some Camel-esque material when I bought this, but I'm very disappointed in that respect as only the very last/title track, 'Heart To Heart' comes anywhere near that style.
19 de jun. de 2012 · Drummer Peter van Hooke, die Bardens kende uit zijn werk voor Van Morrison, en vibrafonist Pete Shade zijn de geheime wapens die de plaat naar een hoger plan tillen, maar de absolute glansrol is weggelegd voor het fijne ouderwetse geluid. Er zit af en toe een wat naar galmpje op de zang, maar voor het overige is “Heart To Heart” een warm bad.
Peter Bardens starb im Januar 2002 an Lungenkrebs. Sein Grab befindet sich auf dem Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Hollywood, Kalifornien. Diskografie Alben. 1970: The Answer; 1972: Peter Bardens; 1971: Write My Name in Dust; 1976: Vintage 69; 1979: Heart to Heart; 1987: Seen One Earth
Prog Reviewer. Peter Bardens is without hesitation one of the most influencial and respected musician from prog rock zone, specially remembered as the key (board) player in famous Camel from 1973 untill Breathless 1978 included. His first solo album outside Camel was out on the streets in 1979 named Heart to Heart.
20 de jun. de 2012 · When keyboardist Peter Bardens deserted Camel following the release of 1978’s Breathless, he inherited that band’s tendency to perpetuate no end of unthreatening, cruise-controlled instrumentals. However, the proggy high-mindedness had been subsumed – along with the “r” in Bardens’ forename, oddly – by the time he recorded Heart ...
