Album
Storm Force Ten
1977 · Rock
3 collectors on Gatefold own this
Storm Force Ten is a Rock album by Steeleye Span, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 27 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
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"Storm Force Ten" is the tenth studio album by British folk-rock band Steeleye Span, released in 1977 by Chrysalis Records. Bob Johnson and Peter Knight had left the band, so Martin Carthy was invited back again and he recommended John Kirkpatrick. It is the only Steeleye studio album not to use a fiddle at all. It is the only Steeleye studio album to feature an accordion (although "Hark! The Village Wait" features an English concertina on several songs). Maddy Prior – vocals Tim Hart – vocals, guitar Martin Carthy – vocals, guitar Rick Kemp – bass guitar, vocals John Kirkpatrick – vocals, accordion Nigel Pegrum – drums.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Awake, Awake5:00
- A2Sweep, Chimney Sweep4:37
- A3The Wife Of The Soldier2:32
- A4The Victory8:22
Side B
- B1The Black Freighter5:57
- B2Some Rival3:23
- B3Treadmill Song6:09
- B4Seventeen Come Sunday5:07
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Folk Rock
- warm
- nostalgic
- pastoral
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Includes a printed card insert with full lyrics and credits and a printed inner sleeve with info about the Steeleye Span back catalogue.
Stamped runouts.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- John KirkpatrickACCORDION, VOCALS ARRANGED BY, ACCORDION, VOCALS ARRANGED BY, PERFORMER
- Maddy PriorARRANGED BY, PERFORMER ARRANGED BY, VOCALS VOCALS
- Martin CarthyARRANGED BY, VOCALS, GUITAR GUITAR, VOCALS
- Mike BattSYNTHESIZER
- Nigel PegrumARRANGED BY, DRUMS DRUMS
- Rick KempARRANGED BY, PERFORMER ARRANGED BY, VOCALS, BASS GUITAR BASS
- Tim HartARRANGED BY, PERFORMER ARRANGED BY, VOCALS, GUITAR GUITAR, VOCALS
3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 27 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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