genre: heavy
country: uk
quality : lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 1:10'15" size: 425 mb
issue: 1999
Tapestry Of Delights:
Simper had earlier been involved with Deep Purple and prior to that, Johnny Kidd and The Pirates. The Warhorse album sounded a lot like Deep Purple at the time but didn't make much impression. Their debut 45, St Louis, a cover of an Easybeats' song sold pretty well though. Their second album, Red Sea, was much more guitar-orientated. There's a notable guitar solo on Back In Time and there's also a cover version of Shirley Bassey's I (Who Have Nothing). The band built up audiences on the Continent but failed to stir many people here and disbanded in 1974.
At the end of the seventies Simper formed Nick Simper's Fandango. Poole was later in Broken Glass and did session work. Wilson made an album with Melvyn Gale in 1980. Holt later worked with Rick Wakeman. Much later in 1980, Parker played with Dirty Looks.
1. Warhorse - Vulture Blood (6:13)
2. No Chance (6:22)
3. Burning (6:17)
4. St. Louis (3:50)
5. Ritual (4:54)
6. Solitude (8:48)
7. Woman Of The Devil (7:16)
8. Ritual (Live) (5:06)
9. Miss Jane (Demo) (3:37)
10. Solitude (Live) (4:52)
11. Woman Of The Devil (Live) (6:45)
12. Burning (Live) (6:06)
Ashley Holt / vocals
Ged Peck / guitar
Mac Poole / drums
Nick Simper / bass
J. Frank Wilson / keyboards
Frank Wilson / organ, piano
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