Steven Wilson

olvidar

Rock Progresivo

Shit I Like

Produced by Joe Kearns and Chris Ketley
Engineered and Mixed by Joe Kearns
Assisted by Andy Cook
Mastered by Naweed Ahmed
Recorded and Mixed at British Grove Studios
Mastered at Whitfield Mastering

Arranged by Chris Ketley, Joe Kearns and Ellie Goulding
Vocals and Guitar by Ellie Goulding
Piano by Chris Ketley
Violin by Izzy Judd
Cello by Caroline Dale
Programming by Joe Kearns


Ellie Goulding - All I Want (Kodaline Cover)

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Take It Away  [Single Edit] (2015 Remaster)

Nitin Sawhney - When I'm Gone (featuring Stealth)

The Raven That Refused to Sing (and Other Stories)

Drive Home

Both Ends Against The Middle

Whoever Said

Tumbling Down

NO PART OF ME (live in London)

SECTARIAN (live in London)

Happiness III

Happiness III (Edit)

Episode 2 : pogonotrophy

Punshi Echel

Primer EP de mi proyecto en solitario An Ocean of Light, despues de varios meses por fin esta, una mezcla de Blackgaze con tintes de Post Rock

Fuimos Infinitos(EP)

Resistencia Al Olvido

To The Bone

The Same Asylum As Before

Song Of I (feat. Sophie Hunger)

Canción que formara parte del Split en donde colaborare con Afraid of Memories y Portraits of Misery en el mes de junio.

Split

Epitafios Olvidados

Somebody To Love

White Rabbit

Vínculos Olvidados

Her Smile

Last Day Of June

Some Things Cannot Be Changed

Together, Forever Again

Zombie

Permanating

Permanating (Ewan Pearson Mix)

I found this on an old computer - it's a demo for either the In Absentia or Deadwing albums, something that never got used - I can't be totally sure because while it shares lyrical themes with the songs on In Absentia, one of the melodies seems to relate to another piece from Deadwing era.  I don't remember too much about it, other than I guess it wasn't good enough to get any further than this.  Rescued from the abyss, so I only have a compressed audio file of this one, sorry about that.

Godfearing (demo 2001-03?)

Fun Lovin’ Criminals frontman, songwriter, broadcaster and actor Huey Morgan will release his eagerly awaited debut solo album 'Say It To My Face' on Naim Edge Records on 29th October 2012.

Morgan is a rock 'n' roll Renaissance Man, the half Puerto Rican / Irish ex-Marine who, since moving to London in the mid-2000s, has become a charismatic presence across the UK's cultural spectrum - one of Britain's’ best loved radio DJs (on both BBC 6 Music and the mighty Radio 2), winner of a Sony Radio Award too and already multi-million selling as part of the legendary - Fun Lovin’ Criminals, a unique ground breaking rock and soul band that found influences in hip hop, swing, blues and funk. Huey Morgan, force of nature, a man with a paid-for Scottish Lordship (possibly fake), is a long way, now, from the Ladies Man who twinkled his wise-guy way through his incorrigibly Fun Lovin' 90s.

'Say It To My Face' is drenched with the same omnipresent effortless cool of Morgan’s famous gritty vocal style and deft blues licks. Morgan abundantly explores the roots and soul influences on his solo material that he’s become celebrated for sharing on his BBC Radio show.

Missing his native New York, yet inspired by the gift of a re-issued 1920‘s Martin acoustic guitar, Morgan set to work on 'Say It To My Face' enlisting help from his life-long musician buddies he'd played with for years in an occasional band of booze-brothers called the Tangiers Blues Band: Chris Scianni (strings), King (bass), while Frank Benbini (Fun Lovin’ Criminals) chipped-in with drums. Pete Levin, a member of Grammy winning Blind Boys of Alabama (keyboards), Naim Cortazzi (ukulele) - also a member of the group New Yorkers along with Frank Benbini, plus harmonica from Grammy-award winning lensman Danny Clinch (a favourite of Springsteen and taker of the famed Tupac Shakur 'Thug Life' shot, now the man behind Morgan’s new art-work). A gang augmented by legendary class: steel-pedal from BJ Cole and production from Morgan, along with Grammy-award-winning Tim Latham (Fun Lovin’ Criminals, De La Soul, Lou Reed).

Morgan’s disarmingly candid storytelling recalls the bluesmen of old, but with a unique twist befitting the post hip-hop generation. 'Say It To My Face' is a bold, beautiful, poignant, funny, profoundly authentic old-school rock 'n' roll blast, his baritone croon now giving Tom Waits a considerable run for his tobacco-flavoured money. It's a New York Blues bonanza packed full with songs about the human condition: from the grooved-out, hilarious ‘Stick It To The Man’ (like a New York Happy Mondays, indirectly inspired by 70s U.S baseball player Dock Ellis who took LSD on the pitch) to the woozy, country 'n' western opus ‘Fall Into Me’. There's the funkadelic squelch of ‘Dirty Bird’, the honky-tonk holler of ‘New York Bluez’ and the early-Rolling Stones reminiscent serenade to ‘Shaniqua’ (shady goings-on between lovers). Wise words follow in the languorous stoner-blues of ‘The Ripple’ (a rumination on action, consequence and regret), the boisterous profanity of ‘The Way It Was Before’ and the country-hoe-down ‘Christmas By The Side Of The Road’ (a soldier doesn't make it home for Christmas). The closer is simply stunning. A multi-layered dreamscape of a song, ‘The White Guard’ is an epic paean to sorrow and time's arrow, named after Mikhail Bulgakov's Russian Civil War novel with lyrics adapted from the opening page: ‘In the days of blood as in the days of peace, the years fly by.’

Huey Morgan, 44, has made a grown up album about other grown-ups, for other grown ups. “The kids will find something in it,” Morgan assures. “I know that because a lotta kids listen to my radio shows. But my music is for people my age. And I tried to stay away from everything that's normal. Because normal is not me.”

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www.hueyandthenewyorkers.com 
Released by: Naim Edge Records 
Release/catalogue number: naimcd180 
Release date: Oct 29, 2012 

Christmas By The Side Of The Road

Huey and the New Yorkers - Christmas By The Side Of The Road

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Cirrus

Here we all are
Born into a struggle
To come so far
But end up returning to dust

Oxfam panache tips his hat
(laces undone)
He has no truck with idle chat
(work to be done)
The songs he learned from scratched LP's
Stops in mid-flow to sip his tea

He strums the chords with less than grace
(songs we all know)
Each passing year etched on his face
(sun, rain or snow)
The words he sings are not his own
They speak of things he'll never know

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Steven Wilson - Vocals, Mellotron, Keyboards, Guitars
Nick Beggs - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Guthrie Govan - Lead Guitar
Adam Holzman - Fender Rhodes, Hammond Organ, Piano, Minimoog
Marco Minnemann - Drums, Percussion
Theo Travis - Flutes, Saxophones, Clarinet
Jakko Jakszyk - Additional Vocals

Kscope - Volume 4

Luminol

This is the official Soundcloud account for UK musician Steven Wilson
