8 comments on Alan Hull - I Wish You Well (Vinyl)

1. I Wish You Well By Alan Hull. • 1 song, Play on Spotify. 1. I Wish You Well. Featured on Phantoms (Remastered) More by Alan Hull. Alright On The Night (Live At Clifton Poly ) Angels at Eleven. Pipedream. Statues And Liberties. Squire.

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2. ALAN HULL, piped dream. LARGE MADHATTER. Top copy. Very rare. First UK pressing Matrix stamp. A-1U, B-1U. Charisma. Gate-fold sleeve in excellent condition, barely noticeable storage wear if any, very minimal edge wear and corner wear if any, strong spine, very clean.

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3. I Wish You Well: A2: Madmen And Loonies: A3: Make Me Want To Stay: A4: Dancin' (On The Judgement Day) A5: A Walk In The Sea: B1: Corporation Rock: B2: Anywhere Is Everywhere: B3: Somewhere Out There: B4: Love Is The Alibi: B5: Love Is The Answer.

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4. Nov 26,  · Tracklist: - Pipedream: Tracklist Breakfast Just Another Sad Song Money Game STD United States Of Mind Country Gentleman's Wife Numbers (Travelling Band) For The Bairns Drug Song Song For A Windmill Blue Murder I Hate To See You .

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5. One of my earliest live music experiences was seeing Alan Hull's transitional band perform, in a hotel function room of all places. "This will be some of the loudest folk-rock you'll ever hear" announced Mr Hull obviously irritated by the 'label' that followed him around from his Lindisfarne days and indeed the sound was more rock than folk.

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6. Alan's son in law, Dave Hull-Denholm, and Ian Thomson, both members of Lindisfarne, have faithfully and painstakingly reworked and recorded twelve of those songs so far. Their first album as The Alan Hull Songbook, "Some Other Time", is a poignant and timely reminder that Alan Hull remains one of Britain's most prolific and best-loved songwriters/5(5).

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of I Wish You Well on Discogs. Label: Rocket Record Company - XPRES 12 • Format: Vinyl 7 Alan Hull - I Wish You Well (, Vinyl) | .

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8. Alan Hull's third solo album, and his last before Lindisfarne reconvened in , follows firmly in the footsteps of its two predecessors, while advancing their musical outlook towards entire new pastures. Indeed, a crack band and lush production could lure you into mistaking the opening "I Wish You Well" for any number of contemporary MOR troubadours, although the self-deprecating "Anywhere.

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