Colin Carter Discography of CDs

Colin Carter CD discography Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1972 debut album from former Yes guitarist Peter Banks and mates. Upon his departure from Yes following the release of the album Time And A Word, guitarist Banks formed this excellent Progressive outfit featuring Ray Bennett (bass, guitar), Colin Carter (vocals) and Mike Hough (drums). Signing to the Sovereign label in the UK, Flash recorded their eponymous debut album and were joined ...

Colin Carter music CDs If you closed your eyes, there are times when you would swear this is early-period Yes, and it's in that context only where Colin Carter's vocals can be called "eye opening." Without the high-register vocals and harmonies of Jon Anderson, compounded by the absence of Tony Kaye (who left to form Badger), Flash feels like Yes firing on half their cylinders. Of course, Yes even at half-power is better ...

Colin Carter CD discography Industry Reviews:"EDITOR'S PICK!" Indie-Music . "Superb lyrics in a soulful dress..HIGHLY recommended." Jazz And Soul Review. eu"Really impressed with the vocal range and soulful sounds that are draped all over her music." Seattle Weekly"If Alicia Keys retires, Tess is ready to grab the mic and the keys. Tess' music will take you back to true R&B and make Alicia want to go practice. The sky is truly the limit for ...

Colin Carter albums Recorded at the Echo Lab Studios, Denton, Texas. Personnel: Will Johnson (vocals); Matt Barnhardt (guitar, ring modulator); Scott Danbom (fiddle, organ); Colin Carter (organ, drums, percussion); Matt Pence (shaker, tambourine, bells). Audio Mixer: Matt Barnhardt. Recording information: Echo Lab, Denton, TX (03/16/2000-07/08/2001); The Echo Lab, Denton, TX (03/16/2000-07/08/2001). Unknown Contributor Role: Joe Cripps. Little Grizzly: George Neal (vocals, guitar, trumpet, trombone); Matthew Barnhart (guitar); Colin Carter (organ, drums, percussion); Jacob Barnhart (tambourine, bass, sound ...

Colin Carter discography This collection culls lost tracks and demo tapes spanning Ray Bennett's entire career, from his days as bassist for the British art rock group Flash up to 1997, when he began work on his first solo album Whatever Falls. An uneven set, like most similar ...

Colin Carter songs Recording information: Denton, TX; Millstadt, IL; Milstadt, IL; St. Louis, MO. Personnel: Will Johnson (vocals, guitar, banjo, tamboura, accordion, tambourine, bells); George Neal (vocals, guitar); Matt Barnhardt (guitar, recorder, organ); Brent Best (guitar); Scott Danbom (fiddle); Matt Pence (recorder); Colin Carter (drums, snare drum). Audio Mixers: Matt Barnhardt; Matt Pence.

Colin Carter albums A loosely organized concept album -- an otherworldly prophet is institutionalized, befriends a fellow inmate, and escapes back to his home world -- this release is primarily of interest today to Peter Banks fans. Too often the songs appear to be formed around the lyrics, rather than the other way around, and they only really get rolling when Colin Carter steps aside to let the band kick out the jams. "None the Wiser" has some tearing leads by Banks, and "Man of Honour," their strongest track, moves from a phased banjo introduction to fine interplay between acoustic guitar, bass, and tight drumming. But waiting for the four or five worthy instrumental passages on this album may try ...