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Albums de Peter Banks Instinct (1994) modifier Two Sides of Peter Banks est le premier album studio de Peter Banks . Il présente les contributions de différents musiciens de rock progressif , soit Phil Collins , Steve Hackett , John Wetton ainsi que Ray Bennett et Mike Hough du groupe Flash. Avant d'enregistrer cet album, Peter Banks fut guitariste du groupe The Syn , puis du groupe Yes ...
A live album, originally a bootleg, surfaced many years later under the moniker of Psychosync. Flash disbanded in 1973 and Banks released his first solo album, Two Sides of Peter Banks, that year. The album featured a rather impressive lineup of Banks, fellow Flash members Ray Bennett and Mike Hough, Jan Akkerman, John Wetton, and Phil Collins.
Two Sides Of Peter Banks. Released 1973. Sovereign SMAS 11217 [UK] Sovereign 5C062-94664 [Netherlands] Capitol SMAS 11217 [USA] CD issues. ... Drums / Phil Collins: Drums . by Rolling Stone magazine, Aug 25, 1973. by Bob Eichler. This album is more of a collaboration between Banks and Jan Akkerman than a true solo album.
For Two Sides of Peter Banks, the ex-guitarist from Yes gathered an impressive group of guest musicians, including Genesis' Phil Collins and Steve Hackett and King Crimson's John Wetton.
Variant 3 Runout shows Winchester Rifle on both sides. Recorded at Advision Studios, London, between November 1972 and June 1973. It is the same as the English version with the title: Peter Banks, #SVNA 7256
10 de oct. de 2010 · Banks also played on an album by Roger Ruskin Spear at that time. In 1973, not long after the third and final Flash release, Banks released Two Sides of Peter Banks. Guest musicians included Akkerman, bassist John Wetton, drummer Phil Collins, guitarist Steve Hackett and fellow Flash members Ray Bennett and Mike Hough. JUST FOR TESTING PURPOSES
Two Sides Of Peter Banks is a interesting listen, as it showcases his talents, as the original Yes guitarist, ... Phil Collins is really stonkin it on drums on this album, as well as Mike Hough, who plays drums on one track. Jan Akkerman of Focus, and Steve Hackett from Genesis also contribute to the recording.
