Nicholas Greenwood – Cold Cuts(1972 UK Prog Rock)Full Album

Nicholas Greenwood biography Born 1948-03-02 (Hereford, UK) Nicholas Greenwood was first known to be part of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, playing with Vincent Crane (Atomic Rooster) and Carl Palmer (AR and ELP) and stayed longer than those two until midway through 1970. He was latter part of Khan with Steve Hillage and Dave Stewart. After the demise of Khan, Nick Greenwood (this is the only time he is mentioned as Nick instead of Nicholas) took Khan-drummer Eric Peachy and enlisted Dick Heningway on keyboards and reedman Bunk Gardner (ex-Zappa and Ex-Tim Buckley) and recorded his only solo album, which developed an organ-driven type of brass-rock somewhere between Atomic Rooster, Arzachel, Khan and If. The album was released on the Kingdom label and became a rarity for decades until it finally received a CD re-issue through the nebulous Akarma label. Not much is known about the musicians' respective then-futures. 1. A Sea of Holy Pleasure (Parts I, II, III) 00:00 2.Hope And Ambitions07:21 3. Corruptions 10:15 4. Lead Me On 13:25 5. Big Machine 17:12 6. Close the Doors 19:36 7. Melancholy 24:03 8. Images 27:28 9. Promised Land 27:38 10. Realisation and Death 33:59 Total Time 40:10 Line-up / Musicians - Nicholas Greenwood / bass, vocals, effects, co-producer With: - Bryn Howarth / guitar - Chris Pritchard / guitar - Dick Henningham / keyboards - Bunk Gardner / woodwinds - Janet Lakatos / violin - Margaret Immerman / violin - Margaret Shipman / viola - Nils Oliver / cello - Eric Peachey / drums - The Teardrops / harmony vocals - Charles Lamont / arrangements