Album

The Man In The Bowler Hat

Stackridge

1974 · Rock

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

The Man In The Bowler Hat by Stackridge

The Man In The Bowler Hat is a Rock album by Stackridge, originally released in 1974. On Gatefold: 19 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Fundamentally Yours2:36
  2. 2Pinafore Days2:36
  3. 3The Last Plimsoll4:31
  4. 4To The Sun And Moon2:50
  5. 5The Road To Venezuela4:53
  6. 6The Galloping Gaucho2:48
  7. 7Humiliation3:33
  8. 8Dangerous Bacon2:43
  9. 9The Indifferent Hedgehog3:14
  10. 10God Speed The Plough5:29

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Prog Rock
  • layered
  • playful
  • theatrical

The US version of 'Man in the Bowler Hat' was called 'Pinafore Days'.
The two tracks "To The Sun And The Moon" and "The Indifferent Hedgehog" were replaced by the two tracks
"One Rainy July Morning" (later called "Highbury Incident") and "Spin Round The Room" from 'Extravaganza'.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Andy DavisGUITAR , KEYBOARDS, PERCUSSION, VOCALS GUITAR, KEYBOARDS, PERCUSSION, VOCALS VOCALS
  • Billy BentDRUMS
  • Billy SparkleDRUMS
  • Crun WalterBASS BASS GUITAR
  • James WarrenGUITAR , VOCALS GUITAR, VOCALS VOCALS
  • Keith Gemmell
  • Mike EvansVIOLIN, VOCALS VOCALS
  • Mutter SlaterFLUTE, KEYBOARDS, PERCUSSION, VOCALS FLUTE, KEYBOARDS, VOCALS VOCALS
  • Paul Karas
  • Rod Bowkett
  • Roy Morgan
  • B. LambTROMBONE
  • Derek TaylorHORN
  • George MartinORCHESTRATED BY PIANO PIANO, ORCHESTRATED BY
  • Graeme ScottVIOLA
  • Jack EmblowACCORDION
  • Martin FryTUBA
  • Ray DaviesTRUMPET, CORNET

3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 19 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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