IAN (A) ANDERSON A Vulture Is Not LP VILLAGE THING 71 PICK WITHERS-DIRE STRAITS
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IAN A.ANDERSON
VOCALS and GUITAR
with
IAN HUNT acoustic guitar, vocals
PIQUE WITHERS drums / KEITH WARMINGTON harmonica
PETER elect. bass / KIPPS BROWN organ / JOHN TURNER string bass
"A VULTURE IS NOT A BIRD YOU CAN TRUST"
1971 LP VILLAGE THING RECORDS V.T.S.9 STEREO
MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN ORIGINAL COPY
HARD TO FIND FOURTH SOLO ALBUM
FROM MY RECORDS COLLECTION
tracklisting
ONE MORE CHANCE / BLACK UNCLE REMUS / POLICEMANS BALL
EDGES / THE SURVIVOR / WELL...ALLRIGHT / TIME IS RIPE
WISHING THE WORLD AWAY / ONE TOO MANY MORNINGS / NUMBER 61
RECORD VG+ (few lite scratches but plays really well)
SLEEVE VG+
(normal wear, creases, no splits, no tears)
Anderson (who was not the same guy that fronted Jethro Tull) was a bottleneck and slide guitarist.Indeed from 1970 he added the 'A' between his names to avoid confusion with the Jethro Tull frontman.
He'd been in a local R&B band at school, but from 1966 started playing folk and blues clubs around Bristol.
In 1968 he began touring nationally as part of the British blues boom with artists like Mike Cooper and Jo-Ann Kelly.
Indeed he recorded The Inverted World with Mike Cooper on his own Matchbox label.
He then formed Ian Anderson's Country Blues Band. From 1970 he worked as a solo artist, forming his own Village Thing label.
One More Chance from his fifth album appeared on the Us sampler. His albums featured mostly self-penned material...(AllMusic)
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