Roye Albrighton Discography of CDs

Roye Albrighton discography Nektar's lead guitarist has had a very quiet career outside his band. He had 35 years of musical activity behind him when he released his first solo album, ...

Roye Albrighton music CDs Among Nektar fans, there are many who consider Remember the Future to be the band's creative peak. The album certainly creates the grounds for making that argument. Indeed, ...

Roye Albrighton CD discography Audio Mixer: Billy Sherwood. Personnel: Roye Albrighton (vocals, guitar); Billy Sherwood (guitar, synthesizer, background vocals); Klaus Henatsch (keyboards); Ron Howden (drums).

Roye Albrighton albums While the instrumental alliances that take place throughout Recycled aren't nearly as solid as on Journey to the Center of the Eye or Remember the Future, the album ...

Roye Albrighton discography Nektar's debut album was one of their finest releases, saturated with abstract psychedelia and a wonderful science-fiction motif that is magnified through the rigorous but dazzling Mellotron of ...

Roye Albrighton songs SNOWBALL was founded by four of the most distinguished European musicians. Drummer Curt Cress shortly before left DOLDINGER'S PASSPORT. Together with Dave King (bass, keyboards), who amongst others ...

Roye Albrighton CD discography Recording information: Air Studios, London (02/1973); Chateau D'Herouville, France (02/1973); Chipping Norton Studio, England (02/1973); Dierks STudios (02/1973); Köln-Stommeln (02/1973); Air Studios, London (03/1975-04/1974); Chateau D'Herouville, France (03/1975-04/1974); ...

Roye Albrighton albums This is the German import edition of Nektar's self-titled album featuring seven progressive rock classics such as "Do You Believe In Magic" and "King of Twilight." The first album ...

Roye Albrighton music CDs The first of three live albums by the group, and as a hint of the group's lack of panache on stage (without the light show, etc.), it was ...

One of the few prog rock bands with a sense of humor, Germany's Nektar here jams through nine tunes including "Salt And Vinegar And Rhythm And Blues," "Terminus-oh ...

Liner Note Author: Dave Thompson . Recording information: The Academy Of Music, New York, NY (09/28/1974). Personnel: Roye Albrighton (vocals, guitar); Allan Freeman (vocals, keyboards); Derek Moore (vocals); Ron Howden ...

Nektar: Roye Albrighton (guitar); Allan Freeman (keyboards); Derek "Mo" Moore (bass guitar); Ron Howden (drums).

Their third album represented a step backward, with lighter, less ambitious songs that didn't work as well as their long form sound. (out of print) ~ Bruce Eder Nektar: ...

The 1980s are well known in rock music circles as the era of hair metal, that offshoot of the thunderous variant of hard rock that always seemed more ...

The first of three live albums by the group, and as a hint of the group's lack of panache on stage (without the light show, etc.), it was never released in the U.S. ~ Bruce Eder Recorded on Sunday 25th November 1973, this expanded release features the whole concert at this legendary London venue and captures Roye Albrighton, Taff Freeman, Mo Moore and Ron Howden at their firey peak, immediately prior to the release of their masterwork "Remember The Future". " The ...