Michael Chapman - Rainmaker (1969)
	Album details
	Label: Light in the attic    Ref#: 1644 Date: 1969   Category: Man Length: 0:00   Textbox 1:   Format: CD   Editie uit jaar: 2012 Audio: Stereo   Aankoop in jaar: 2014 Genre:     Collectors Item: No
Notes/Reviews
Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1969 album from the British singer/songwriter. A true stylist in his own right, Chapman holds a middle line between John Martyn and Bert Jansch with the provocative electric rock of Martyn juxtaposed against the traditional folk so wonderfully espoused by Jansch. Another highlight is Chapman's lyrical/vocal style, which would appeal to fans of Roy Harper. Along for the ride on other songs are acoustic bassist Danny Thompson (Pentangle, John Martyn, Nick Drake) and electric bass player Rick Kemp (later to join Steeleye Span). All of the proceedings were produced by Gus Dudgeon who also did Chapman's FQS album as well as David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' single and a ton of the early work of Elton John. Features six rare bonus tracks from the Rainmaker sessions, including three previously unreleased songs.
Songs/Tracks
1.   It Didn't Work Out   2.   Rainmaker   3.   You Say   4.   thank You P.K. 1944   5.   No-One Left To Care   6.   Small Stones   7.   Not So Mucha A GardenMore Like A Maze   8.   No Song To Sing   9.   One Time Thing   10.   Sunday Morning   11.   Goodbye To Monday Night   12.   If I Bring You Roses   13.   Among The Trees   14.   Sleepy   15.   On My Way Again   16.   Mozart Lives Upstairs   17.   Bert Jansch Meets Frankenstein (Take 2)
Recording/Credits