LEIGH STEPHENS and a cast of thousands PHILIPS (fr. Blue Cheer / Pilot / Silver
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34
$ 34
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Apr 9, 2021
Sold Date
Mar 30, 2021
Start Date
$ 8
Start price
11
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USA
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Description
LEIGH STEPHENS and a cast of thousands PHILIPS 6369 912 (1971 1st Edition IMPORT)
Tracklist
A1 The World Famous Soul Transplant A2 Medicine Man A3 Simple Song A4 Handful Of FriendsB1 Oh Lord B2 Jumping Jack Flash B3 Sweet Love Of Mine B4 Chunk Of Funk
*(all photos are of the actual item)
- Bass – Glenn Cornick, Kim Gardner, Pete Sears
- Drums – Kevin Westlake, Mick Waller, Roy Dyke
- Guitar – Paul*, Trevor*
- Guitar, Organ, Vocals – Leigh Stephens
- Lead Vocals – Charlene Collins (tracks: B1, B2)
- Piano – Bob Andrews, Tony Ashton
- Saxophone – Dave Quincey*, David Jackson, Dick Morrissey, Jeff Peach, Lyle Jenkins
- Trumpet – Dave Caswell, Noel Norris
- Vocals – Aliki Ashman, Charlene Collins, Elizabeth Legworthy, Paul Maintenance, Peter Ross (9), Trevor Op
Notes
Recorded at Island Sound Studios.A Charisma Recording Blue Cheer's guitar wiz Leigh Stephens and a cast of British Blues and Jazz Rock
Cast of Thousands is the second solo album release from Blue Cheer frontman Leigh Stephens. Originally recorded and released in the U.K. in 1971 on the Charisma label, this album is dramatically different from his debut, Red Weather. Cast of Thousands journeys into more of a jazz, AOR style on most of its tracks. The overabundance of horns and female backup vocals makes it rather experimental at times, but Stephens' superb guitar work does manage to shine through in places. Recorded with a star studded line-up, a.o. Bob Andrews (Brinsley Schwarz) on piano, Aliki Ashman (ex-Airforce) on vocals, Tony Ashton (Ashton, Gardner & Dyke) on piano, Glenn Cornick (Jethro Tull) on bass, Roy Dyke (Ashton, Gardener & Dyke) on drums, Kim Gardener (Ashton, Gardener & Dyke) on bass, Dave Jackson (Van der Graaf Generator) on sax, Dick Morrissey (Colosseum) and Dave Quincey (If) on saxes, Pete Sears (Quicksilver Messenger Service, Rod Stewart) on keyboards, Mickey Waller (Jeff Beck Group) on drums ... and many others ... and, of course, Blue Cheer's very own Leigh Stephens on guitars.
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