Terry Gibson Discography of CDs

Terry Gibson discography This remastered version of the 1966 album features seven bonus tracks. Their wildly erratic third album includes some tepid material, but also has some of their best tracks, especially their vicious run-through of the early British rock & roll standard "Brand New Cadillac." It's most notable for the appearance -- through God-knows-what channels -- of "Why Don't You Smile Now," which was written by Lou Reed, John Cale, and two unknowns before the Velvet Underground formed. ~ Richie Unterberger Repertoire reissue of 1966 album from the British Invasion band. Includes 7 bonus tracks 'All Night Worker', 'Glendora', 'I'll Find Out', 'The Cost Of Living', 'White Caterpillar', 'Lord Of The Ring' & 'Spider'. Packaged in a digipak. 2005. Personnel: Don Craine (vocals, guitar); Keith Grant (vocals); Terry Gibson (guitar). Liner Note Author: ...

Terry Gibson CD discography Brit.R & B Group;1979 Recording information: Berwick Sound Studios (01/17/1979). Personnel: Terry Gibson (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar); Don Craine (vocals, acoustic guitar); Paul Tiller (vocals, harmonica); Keith Grant (vocals, electric bass, background vocals); Paul Holm (drums, percussion). Liner Note Author: Alan Clayson.

Terry Gibson albums Originally released on Charly Records. Includes liner notes by Fraser Massey. In 1999, See for Miles released The Sect/The Rock Sect's In, which contained two complete albums -- The Sect (1964, originally released on Columbia) and The Rock Sect's In (1966, originally released on Columbia) -- by the Downliners Sect on one compact disc. ~ Jason Birchmeier Two Original Albums On ...