RICK WAKEMAN IN THE 70S

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Geoffrey Feakes SONICBOND Spotlight on a career that goes beyond glitzy capes and banks of keyboards. Part of Sonicbond’s ongoing Decades series – deep dives into a choice 10-year period of a specific artist’s career – Rick Wakeman In The 70s provides a detailed account of the Caped Crusader’s prolific and influential output from 1970 until the end of that decade. It’s built on a fulsome chronological account of Wakeman’s evolution from top session player, arranger and jobbing musician at a stunningly young age, via his contributions to the Strawbs and Yes, through to his sensational growth as an ambitious and often audacious solo artist and subsequent descent into vast debt. It also pauses at various points to provide considered retrospective reviews of the major albums Wakeman appeared on –…

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