Walrus - album Walrus 1970
Only one album in short career of UK jazz-rock band Walrus. Solid jazz-rock sound with brass instruments, horns arrangements and some vague progressive elements added here and there, with some hard-psych inserts as well.
Noel Greenway - vocals.
John Scates - lead guitar, rhythm guitar.
Barry Parfitt - organ, piano.
Bill Hoad - soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, clarinet, flute, alto flute.
Roy Voce - tenor saxophone.
Don Richards - trumpet.
Steve Hawthorn - bass.
Roger Harrison - cowbell, claves, drums.
Nick Gabb - drums.
Who can I trust?
Rags and old iron.
Blind man.
Roadside.
Why?
Turning.
Woman.
Turning (reprise).
Sunshine needs me.
Coloured rain.
Mother's dead face in memoriam.
Coloured rain (reprise).
Tomorrow never comes.
Noel Greenway - vocals.
John Scates - lead guitar, rhythm guitar.
Barry Parfitt - organ, piano.
Bill Hoad - soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, clarinet, flute, alto flute.
Roy Voce - tenor saxophone.
Don Richards - trumpet.
Steve Hawthorn - bass.
Roger Harrison - cowbell, claves, drums.
Nick Gabb - drums.
Who can I trust?
Rags and old iron.
Blind man.
Roadside.
Why?
Turning.
Woman.
Turning (reprise).
Sunshine needs me.
Coloured rain.
Mother's dead face in memoriam.
Coloured rain (reprise).
Tomorrow never comes.