Mick Rogers Discography of CDs

Mick Rogers CD discography The vast majority of British-invasion bands of the ...

Mick Rogers discography Fans of muscular progressive rock will love Solar Fire, a concept album loosely designed around cosmology. The album opens with the majestic "Father of Night, Father of Day," which ...

Mick Rogers albums Another piece of topical hard rock from Manfred Mann's Earth Band and, as before, listenable even to those without a serious bone in their bodies, by virtue of the ...

Mick Rogers CD discography If you were to listen to a '60s Manfred Mann tune (say, the feel-good hit "Do Wah Diddy Diddy") and compare it to the Earth Band's '70s progressive output ...

Mick Rogers music CDs The second album by Manfred Mann's Earth Band to be released in 1972, Glorified Magnified is as solid a heavy rock album as you're likely to find from that ...

Mick Rogers songs Recording information: Workhouse Studios, Kent Road, London, England. Personnel: Manfred Mann (keyboards, keyboard programming); Mick Rogers (vocals, guitar); Chris Thompson, Noel McCalla (vocals); Dave "Clem" Clempson, Gary Farmer, Anthony Patler, ...

Mick Rogers albums Audio Remasterer: Robert M. Corich. Liner Note Author: Robert M. Corich. Recording information: Workhouse Studios 1 & 2, London, England. Personnel: Mick Rogers (vocals, guitar); Chris Thompson (vocals); John Lingwood (drums, percussion). Audio ...

In 1992, Manfred Mann's Earth Band in its latest incarnation delivered a new album that retraced a few earlier steps and got closer to finishing some ideas that earlier ...

Unknown Contributor Roles: Guus Hoevenaars; Terry Medhurst; Melanie Pappenheim. Personnel: Chris Thompson, Noel McCalla (vocals); Mick Rogers (guitar); Barbara Thompson (saxophone); Geoff Dunn (drums).

Recorded between 1979 & 1982. Personnel: Tom McGuinness (guitar, acoustic guitar, fretless bass, background vocals); Lou Stonebridge (guitar, harmonica, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, vibraphone, background vocals); Graham Foster, Mick Rogers (guitar); ...

All songs written or co-written by Merlin. Recorded at IBM Studios, London. Composers: Justin Mark Merlin; Nee Nee T; Byron Byrd. Personnel: Claudia Dontaine Nixon (vocals, bass guitar); Claudia Fontaine, Ronnie Diamond ...

Recording information: Polygram Workshop (02/16/1983-02/??/1983); Venue, London, England (02/16/1983-02/??/1983). Photographer: Kerstin Stelter. Personnel: Dave Kelly (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, percussion); Mick Rogers (vocals, electric guitar); Lou Stonebridge (vocals, keyboards); Gary Fletcher ...

Fifteen years separated Eddie & The Hot Rods' fourth album from their fifth - 15 years, during which the membership traveled as far afield as the Inmates and the Damned, and the original band name was invoked but briefly, for a spotty reunion around 1985. Another decade, another try. With Barrie Masters and Steve Nicol, custodians of the mid-80s Rods, finally rejoined by Paul Gray and Dave Higgs - the band's original four piece line-up, no less! - Gasoline Days ...

Recording information: Polygram Workshop (02/16/1983-02/??/1983); Venue, London, England (02/16/1983-02/??/1983). Photographer: Kerstin Stelter. Personnel: Dave Kelly (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, percussion); Mick Rogers (vocals, electric guitar); Lou Stonebridge (vocals, keyboards); Gary Fletcher (vocals); John Earle (saxophone); Rob Townsend (drums). Audio Remasterer: Austin Ince.

Recorded between 1979 & 1982. Personnel includes: Tom McGuinness, Rob Townsend, Gary Fletcher, Mick Rogers, John "Irish" Earle, Lou Stonebridge.