Nicholas Greenwood Cold Cuts 1972 UK, Progressive Rock , Canterbury Scene

Nicholas Greenwood - Cold Cuts 1972 (UK, Progressive Rock , Canterbury Scene) The only solo album, the guitarist and singer Nicholas Greenwod, released in 1972 on the tiny label “Kingdom“ in “stunning“ cover. Nicholas Greenwood first became known as a member of “The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown“, played with Vincent Crane (“Atomic Rooster“) and Carl Palmer (ELP) and stayed with Arthur Brown to mid-70s. Later he joined the “Khan“, where he worked with Steve Hillage and Dave Stewart. After the collapse of the group Greenwood, along with several other musicians (including the participants of “Mothers Of Invention“, “Kingdom Come“ and “Les Fleur De Lys“) recorded the album “Cold Cuts“. A very powerful work and amazing music.   Tracks: 01. A Sea Of Holy Pleasure (Parts I, II, III) - 7:12 02. Hope / Ambitions - 2:53 03. Corruption - 3:09 04. Lead Me On - 3:47 05. Big Machine - 3:38 06. Close The Doors - 4:27 07. Melancholy - 3:23 08. Images - 3:18 09. Promised Land - 3:09 10. Realisation And Death - 5:14   Personnel: Nicholas Greenwood - bass, vocals, effects Bunk Gardner - woodwinds Dick Henningham - organ Eric Peachey - drums Bryn Howarth - guitar Chris Pritchard - guitar Nils Oliver - strings Margaret Immerman - strings Margaret Shipman - strings Janet Lakatos - strings