Martin Wheatley Discography of CDs

Martin Wheatley music CDs Martin Wheatley (guitar, steel guitar, banjo, ukulele) specializes in musical styles of the 20s, 30s & 40s - Jazz, Blues and, especially in recent years, Hawaiian. All Day Breakfast displays a wide variety of influences and includes solo pieces, duets, t Martin Wheatley: Tom Langham (guitar); Mike Piggott (violin); Roger Graham (bass instrument). Personnel: Martin Wheatley (vocals, guitar, steel ...

Martin Wheatley discography Over the last 40 years, singer Bryan Ferry has established himself not only as the frontman of one of rock's most iconic bands, but also as a unique interpreter covering the songs of others. The songwriters he's covered have been transformed into something wholly other by him. Ferry's ability to find and reveal what is hidden in ...

Martin Wheatley albums All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. AS TIME GOES BY was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. Back in the early '70s, Bryan Ferry released a pair of albums, THESE FOOLISH THINGS and ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE. With the exception of the title track on the latter, both records consist ...

Martin Wheatley CD discography Fresh off the 2001 Roxy Music reunion tour, lounge lizard extraordinaire Bryan Ferry offers his eleventh solo outing, the guitar-driven FRANTIC. Aiding Ferry on this surprisingly lively, not un-Roxy-sounding outing is an impressive array of sideman including English guitar hero Chris Spedding, former bandmate Brian Eno, Eurythmic Dave Stewart, and Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood. Helmed by AVALON producer ...

Martin Wheatley music CDs Piccadilly Dance Orchestra includes: Michael Law (vocals, piano); Janice Day, Julia Shore, Alison Williams (vocals). Recorded at Abbey Road, London, England. Personnel: Alison Day, Michael Law, Julia Shore, Alison Williams (vocals); Martin Wheatley, Dave Holmes (guitar, banjo); Bradley Grant, Kyle Horch, Colin Skinner (clarinet, alto saxophone); Melanie Henry (clarinet, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Martin Dunsdon (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Malcolm Baxter, ...

Martin Wheatley songs Recorded in 1998-2000 and initially released in 2001, Lucky the Man is a fine, low-key set of contemporary British folk from one of the men who set the foundations for the genre, Wizz Jones. Almost entirely acoustic, the focus is very much on Jones' singing and guitar playing. But he does get some help from some more ...

Martin Wheatley CD discography Recorded over a six-month period in his Suffolk studio, Roger Eno's album Long Walk contains many of the ambient landscapes that have defined his career. Spiritual and spare, the album contains many minimal pieces along with more detailed and complex compositions. The younger brother of the more famous Brian Eno, Roger has shown with this album and others that he ...

Martin Wheatley albums Recording information: London, England (11/08/1993-11/11/1993); Maidstone, England (11/08/1993-11/11/1993). Editor: Dave Wright. Personnel: Keith Nichols (trombone, piano, vibraphone); Martin Wheatley (banjo); Claus Jacobi (clarinet, alto saxophone); Guy Barker, Bent Persson, Mike Henry (trumpet); Alistair Allan (trombone); Graham Read (sousaphone). Liner Note Author: Keith Nichols.