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22 de jul. de 2023 · 36. 1.5K views 3 years ago LONDON. John G. Perry (Caravan, Quantum Jump, Aviator) discusses the genesis of his first solo album "Sunset Wading" (1976), recorded with a stellar line-up of...
1976 Sunset Wading; 1995 Seabird; Anthony Phillips. 1978 Wise After the Event; 1979 Sides; Ian McDonald. 1999 Drivers Eyes; 21st Century Schizoid Band. 2002 Official Bootleg Volume One; 2002 Live in Japan – Official Bootleg Volume Two; Solo. 2002 Progress (recorded in 1978) Movie score
3 de jun. de 2018 · 13.A Rhythmic Stroll (Corrado Rustici, Elio D'Anna, John G. Perry, Michael Giles, Morris Pert, Rupert Hine) - 1:12 14.Sunset Wading - 2:35 All compositions by John G. Perry except where noted Personnel *John G. Perry - Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Piano, Vocals *Elio D'anna - Wind *Michael Giles - Drums, *Roger Glover - Synthesizer
BTW there is an interesting paralelle to Perry's solo record, 'Sunset Wading'with a similar athmosphere. The record opens with 'Sunrise' a short athmospheric track for piano and guitar followed by 'Departure' a funky up-tempo track featuring Giles on hi-hat and Cymbals over an E-piano pattern and some distorted guitar by Richardson.
Helped by ex-KC Michael Giles, and two members of the Italian group "Nova", John G. Perry's unique album recalls the lyrical side of Canterbury school and develops an aerial (violin) and pastoral (gentle flute) mood. Some pieces are faded with nature's sound on this concept album dedicated to Mother nature.
In 1976 Perry released his first solo album, Sunset Wading, with an all-star cast of Geoff Richardson (Caravan) on viola and flute, Rupert Hine on keyboards and production, Michael Giles on drums, Morris Pert on percussion and two members of the Italian jazz-rock band Nova.
Michael Giles recorded 'Progress' in 1978 (even so the record was only released in 2002) mainly with the help of musicians from the Canterbury scene in particular multi- instrumentalist Geoffrey Richardson ('Caravan'), ... 'Sunset Wading'with a similar athmosphere.
