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Progressive Rock
The Greatest Show on Earth was a British progressive rock band were originally formed in 1968 by guitarist Garth Roy and his bass-playing brother Norman, who recorded two albums .
"Horizons" is the debut album by the band, released in 1970 on Harvest Records, a progressive rock label under EMI. The album features a mix of progressive rock and jazz-rock, with a notable horn section, and was one of the first albums to feature artwork by the design group Hipgnosis. "The Going's Easy" is a second studio album by the band, released in 1970 on Harvest Records. The album features a blend of blues rock and hard rock styles.
Horizons (1970/2006) Repertoire Records REP 5059
Tracks:
1. Sunflower Morning (Horton-Jennings, Deacon) 4:57
2. Angelina (Horton-Jennings) 4:06
3. Skylight Man (Horton-Jennings, Watt-Roy) 4:31
4. Day Of The Lady (Horton-Jennings, Saunders) 4:10
5. Real Cool World (Watt-Roy) 4:49
6. I Fought For Love (Horton-Jennings, Watt-Roy) 4:23
7. Horizons (The Greatest Show On Earth) 13:58
8. Again And Again (Watt-Roy) 4:02
Bonus Track
9. Real Cool World (Single A-Side 1970) (Watt-Roy) 2:33
The Going's Easy (1970/2005) Repertoire Records REP 5058
Tracks:
1. Borderline (Greatest Show On Earth) 9:19
2. Magic Woman Touch (Watt-Roy, Horton-Jennings) 5:13
3. Story Times And Nursery Rhymes (Watt-Roy, Horton-Jennings) 4:51
4. The Leader (Greatest Show On Earth) 5:44
5. Love Magnet (Hanson, Watt-Roy, Aitchison) 9:27
6. Tell The Story (Deacon, Prudence, Phillpotts) 4:29
Bonus Track
7. Mountain Song (Single B-Side 1970) (Watt-Roy) 2:57
Personnel:
Colin Horton Jennings - Lead Vocal, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Bongos
Garth Watt Roy - Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitars
Norman Watt Roy - Vocals, Bass Guitar
Mick Deacon - Organ, Piano, Vocals
Ron Prudence - Congas, Drums
Dick Hanson - Trumpet, Flugel Horn, Percussion
Tex Phillpotts - Tenor & Alto Saxophones, Percussion
Ian Aitchison - Tenor & Baritone Saxophones, Percussion
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