Off HW, Tony Hill, High Tide

[ANDREW GARIBALDI]

Just to let everyone know, the new High Tide comp with some previously
unreleased tracks on it is now in stock at CD Services on CD (we sold out of
the vinyl right away biut more due in next week) so can be ordered and
despatched immediately.
Thanks to all
Andy Garibaldi

----- Original Message -----
From: "Stephen Lindas" <Lindas at MARKETDAY.COM>
To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 6:22 PM
Subject: Re: Woronzow News, Tony Hill, High Tide


> The flood and reason for success, I didn't feel were that appealing as the
> first 2. Some other guy plays violin and it didn't have the same feel as
> when Simon was there. I think he plays 1 or 2 tracks on those. Does anyone
> on here know if there was actually a cassette called HIGH TIDE 3? It was
> listed in a discography and I wondered if it DID EXIST. STEPHE
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephan Forstner [mailto:stemfors at PIPELINE.COM]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 12:18 PM
> To: BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU
> Subject: OFF: Woronzow News, Tony Hill, High Tide
>
>
> Great news about the new Tony Hill album! But...
> >
> >... Forget those spurious out-takes and rehearsal albums with added
> >drum machine that were put together in the eighties. This is the
> >logical successor to the High Tide legacy...
> >
> The High Tide - Precious Cargo release (1970 rehearsals) is fantastic,
> despite dodgy sound quality. I am certainly NOT going to forget about
that.
> Anyone who knows and admires the first two official releases should give
> this one a try - its more melodic, less heavy, and Simon House's violin
> playing is beautiful - in fact all the musicians are in great form. The
> Interesting Times 80's reunion release DOES suffer from drum machines and
> slick production, but still has some quite good material on it as well
> (including versions of songs that appear on Precious Cargo). So, no
amnesia
> for these 2 titles at least...
> There are also a bunch of '80s and '90s releases (Flood, Ancient Gates,
> Reason of Success(?), etc.) that I haven't heard. Does anyone know what
> these sound like?
> Stephan