Rick Wakeman - The Six Wives Of Henry VIII
Label:
Catalog#:
AMLH 64361
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country:
UK
Released:
1973
Genre:
Electronic,
Rock
Style:
Modern Classical,
Prog Rock
Tracklist
| A1 | Catherine Of Aragon | 3:41 | X | |
|
Bass -
Chris Squire
,
Les Hurdle
Drums - Bill Bruford Engineer, Mixed By - Ken Scott Guitar - Mike Egan (2) , Steve Howe Percussion - Ray Cooper Vocals - Barry St. John , Judy Powell , Liza Strike | ||||
| A2 | Anne Of Cleves | 7:50 | X | |
|
Bass -
Dave Winter*
Drums - Alan White Guitar - Mike Egan (2) Percussion - Frank Riccotti* | ||||
| A3 | Catherine Howard | 6:35 | X | |
|
Banjo [Electric] -
Dave Cousins
Bass - Chas Cronk Drums - Barry De Souza Guitar - Dave Lambert (4) Percussion - Frank Riccotti* | ||||
| B1 | Jane Seymour | 4:44 | X | |
| Drums - Alan White | ||||
| B2 | Anne Boleyn 'The Day Thou Gavest Lord Hath Ended' | 6:30 | X | |
|
Arranged By [End Hymn] -
Rick Wakeman
Bass - Les Hurdle Drums - Bill Bruford Engineer - Ken Scott Guitar - Mike Egan (2) Mixed By - Dave Henshall* Percussion - Ray Cooper Vocals - Laura Lee , Liza Strike , Sylvia McNeill Written-by [End Hymn] - E.J. Hopkins | ||||
| B3 | Catherine Parr | 7:03 | X | |
|
Bass -
Dave Winter*
Drums - Alan White Guitar - Mike Egan (2) Percussion - Frank Riccotti* | ||||
Credits
Engineer [Assistant] -
Pete Flanagan*
(tracks: A2 to B1, B3)
Engineer, Mixed By - Paul Tregurtha (tracks: A2 to B1, B3)
Producer, Written-By, Arranged By - Rick Wakeman
Technician [Keyboards & Amplification Set Up By] - Claude Johnson Taylor , John Cleary , Michael Tait (2) , Philip Hepple
Engineer, Mixed By - Paul Tregurtha (tracks: A2 to B1, B3)
Producer, Written-By, Arranged By - Rick Wakeman
Technician [Keyboards & Amplification Set Up By] - Claude Johnson Taylor , John Cleary , Michael Tait (2) , Philip Hepple
Notes
Instruments:
Custom built Hammond C-3 Organ, RMI Electric Piano & Harpsichord, 2 x Mini-Moog Synthesizer, Mellotron 400-D (Brass/Strings/Flutes), Mellotron 400-D (Vocals/Sound Effects/Vibes), Steinway 9’ Grand Piano, Frequency Counter, Custom Mixer.
In addition to the above instruments a Thomas Goff Harpsichord and ARP Synthesizer were used. All sounds put through two Steoreo Leslies, Fender Duel Showman Amp & two JBL Cabinets. Also used a custom built Oscillator, Fuzz & Wahwah Pedal and Binson Echo Unit. The organ on ‘Jane Seymour’ was recorded at St. Giles, Cripplegate.
‘Katherine Of Aragon’ was engineered and mixed at Trident Studios, London. ‘Anne Boleyn’ was engineered at Morgan Studios, London, and mixed at Trident Studios. All the remaining tracks were engineered and mixed at Morgan Studios.
Hymn at the end of ‘Anne Boylen’ which is 'The Day Thou Gavest Lord Hath Ended'.
Recorded between February and October, 1972. All songs published by Rondor Music.
This album is based around my interpretations of the musical characteristics of the wives of Henry VIII. Although the style may not always be in keeping with their individual history, it is my personal conception of their characters in relations to keyboard instruments. - Rick.
(P) 1973. Made in England.
Custom built Hammond C-3 Organ, RMI Electric Piano & Harpsichord, 2 x Mini-Moog Synthesizer, Mellotron 400-D (Brass/Strings/Flutes), Mellotron 400-D (Vocals/Sound Effects/Vibes), Steinway 9’ Grand Piano, Frequency Counter, Custom Mixer.
In addition to the above instruments a Thomas Goff Harpsichord and ARP Synthesizer were used. All sounds put through two Steoreo Leslies, Fender Duel Showman Amp & two JBL Cabinets. Also used a custom built Oscillator, Fuzz & Wahwah Pedal and Binson Echo Unit. The organ on ‘Jane Seymour’ was recorded at St. Giles, Cripplegate.
‘Katherine Of Aragon’ was engineered and mixed at Trident Studios, London. ‘Anne Boleyn’ was engineered at Morgan Studios, London, and mixed at Trident Studios. All the remaining tracks were engineered and mixed at Morgan Studios.
Hymn at the end of ‘Anne Boylen’ which is 'The Day Thou Gavest Lord Hath Ended'.
Recorded between February and October, 1972. All songs published by Rondor Music.
This album is based around my interpretations of the musical characteristics of the wives of Henry VIII. Although the style may not always be in keeping with their individual history, it is my personal conception of their characters in relations to keyboard instruments. - Rick.
(P) 1973. Made in England.