Country:New Zealand
Released:1975
Tracks Listing
01 - Windsongs 8:56
02 - Lazy Days 4:35
03 - Apple Wine 3:15
04 - Dog Talk 4:09
05 - Higher Trails 5:48
06 - Mouldy Sunday 4:01
07 - Lovely Lady3:32
08 - Crazy Woman 5:57
09 - I'll Be Back 3:16
Line Up / Musicians
John Hanlon - Written-By, 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Sleeve Notes
Basil Peterkin, Jill Harvey, Kay Wilson - Backing Vocals
Basil Peterkin (tracks: B4) - Bass
Kevin Furey - Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals
Vic Williams (tracks: A1 to B1, B3, B4) - Drums, Percussion
Martin Winch - Electric Guitar
Andrew Kaye (tracks: A3) - Fiddle
Bob Jackson - Mandolin, Acoustic Bass, Acoustic Guitar
Murray Grindlay - Mouth Organ
Ron Webb (tracks: B3) - Oboe
Symphonia of Auckland (tracks: A1, B1, B3) - Strings
Glynn Adams (tracks: B5), Greta Ostova (tracks: B5), Gwen Skinner (tracks: B5), Jean Gallaher* (tracks: B5), Patricia Williams (4) (tracks: B5), Robert Issell (tracks: B5) - Strings [Sextet]
Len Whittle - Synth [Moog]
Paul Lee (tracks: A4) - Tenor Saxophone
Barry Clewett (tracks: B3) - Vibraphone
John Hanlon was a New Zealand singer/songwriter of the Mid-70's. He wrote some charming pop/rock music, often dealing with simple, day-to-day themes or New Zealand environmental issues (e.g. Dam the Dam, a protest song about damming a NZ lake for hydroelectricity). This is arguably Hanlon’s best album of the 1970s in terms of sound and song quality. It featured his Number One hit Lovely Lady, the soaring Higher Trails and a raft of songs that showcased a songwriter at the top of his game supported by sensational arrangements, brilliant musicians and production standards the equal of anything recorded on the planet at that time. Voted New Zealand Album of the Year for 1975.
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