Discography
Nicely Out of Tune (1970)
Tracklist
- Lady Eleanor (Alan Hull)
- Road to Kingdom Come (Rod Clements)
- Winter Song (Alan Hull)
- Turn a Deaf Ear (Rab Noakes)
- Clear White Light (Alan Hull)
- We Can Swing Together (Alan Hull)
- Alan In The River With Flowers (Alan Hull)
- Down (Alan Hull)
- The Things I Should Have Said (Rod Clements)
- Jackhammer Blues (Woody Guthrie)
- Scarecrow Song (Alan Hull)
- Knacker's Yard Blues (Rod Clements) CD BONUS TRACK
- Nothing But the Marvellous Is Beautiful (Alan Hull) CD BONUS TRACK
Personnel
- ROD CLEMENTS - Electric Bass, organ, piano, violin, guitars, vocals
- ALAN HULL - Vocals, acoustic guitar, 12 string, organ, piano, electric piano, big Jim
- RAY JACKSON - Vocals, mandolin, harmonica, flatulette
- SIMON COWE - Lead, acoustic and 12 string guitars, mandolin, banjo, vocals
- RAY LAIDLAW - Drums, etc.
Credits
Produced by John Anthony
Thanks to... Ian, Charlie, Pat, Kath, Betsy, Barbara, Anna, Rosamund, Francesca, Berenice, Julia, Dave Wood, Joe Robertson, Jeff Sadler, Richard Squirrel, Drummond, Mr. Bolton, Barbara Hayes, Spectrum, Uncle Tony and all at No. 7.
Nicely Out Of Tune is 40!
Posted 19th December 2010
Yes, it's true...
Four decades have passed since the opening bars of Lady Eleanor swooped forth through the clicks and pops.
To mark the occasion, Bob Turnpenny asked Jacka, Ray and Rod to provide their own personal memories of the circumstances around the creation of what was to become a landmark in British music.