The band's name is CUCKOO and IONA is the title of the album! There was an English folk band IONA that released a selftitled album on the Celtic Music label in 1978 but they had nothing to do with the band Cuckoo. Cuckoo were:Pete Kirtley (guitar), Mike Storey (harmonica, keyboards, vocals), Colin Gibson (bass), Kuma Harada (bass), John McKenzie (bass), John Porter (bass, guitar), James Lascelles (keyboards), Dave Sheen (drums) ...and this is not a folk album!
This is a superb album, great songs with a very tight, funky rhythm section and mellow, gravelly vocals. It ranges from upbeat to atmospheric. The keyboard playing especially is exquisite.
Here, at Ezhevika Fields, I'm providing information & listening preview samples of lost albums from the past. My only aim is to promote real art & music for some reasons currently unavailable according to my sources. If you are the artist or label & would like the link to be removed just contact me & it will be done.
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The band's name is CUCKOO and IONA is the title of the album! There was an English folk band IONA that released a selftitled album on the Celtic Music label in 1978 but they had nothing to do with the band Cuckoo.
Cuckoo were:Pete Kirtley (guitar), Mike Storey (harmonica, keyboards, vocals), Colin Gibson (bass), Kuma Harada (bass), John McKenzie (bass), John Porter (bass, guitar), James Lascelles (keyboards), Dave Sheen (drums)
...and this is not a folk album!
Dear Andreas!
Many thanks for the info!
Take care,
Lisa
This is a superb album, great songs with a very tight,
funky rhythm section and mellow, gravelly vocals.
It ranges from upbeat to atmospheric.
The keyboard playing especially is exquisite.
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