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C20th Rock Band: Mark Hammond (bass), Dermot Boyle (blues guitar),
Mark Allchorn (getting down) at the Selwyn Diamond. Other members are out of shot.
A Folk Passion
This 33rpm LP album was produced by an early 20th Century line-up. The Folk Passion
is a folk-rock oratorio, with music written by John Lockley and lyrics by Mike Colley. It was recorded
and produced by Michael Lehr at Orange Studios in 1970, and published by Reflection in 1972
(catalogue: RL305).
Michael Lehr owns and maintains the Reflection
Christian Music website and has kindly allowed us to offer MP3 tracks from A Folk Passion
that were recovered from an old pressing on vinyl, digitized, filtered and rebalanced for the best
overall presentation. There seems to be some distortion and flutter arising from the original
pressing and the reprocessing,
but these MP3 tracks still give a good idea of the group's sound at the beginning of
the 1970s.
- Hosanna (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Last Supper (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Gethsemane (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Purple Robe (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Burial (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Jesus the King (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Sunset (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- I Want You to Know (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Mañana (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Come to the Cross (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Joy (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
- Benediction (Lockley and Colley),
recovered MP3
Some of the artwork associated with the album was also kindly offered by Michael
Lehr for this 20th Century website. As well as the
album front cover,
we may also show you the
album back cover,
which gives full credits listing all the performers, and some interesting
album inside notes,
in which one reference to "John Colley" is of course an erratum and should refer
to "Mike Colley"!
Recordings and artwork kindly supplied by Michael Lehr, Reflection Christian
Music, Wellingborough, Northants.
Stand Up and Be Counted / He is the One
Stand Up and Be Counted / He is the One, published by Very Nice Records,
catalogue: Nice 1.
The vinyl version of this 45rpm single is now out of press. Some kind person uploaded the single onto YouTube (complete with pops and scratches). The A-side was penned by Graham Gill and the B-side
by Jon Wicks.
Mad World / Show A Little of My Love
Mad World / Show A Little Of My Love, published by Very Nice Records,
catalogue: Nice 2.
The vinyl version of this 45rpm single is now out of press. Some kind person uploaded the A-side onto YouTube.
25th Anniversary Bootleg
In true 20th Century style, a brown-paper-and-string contraption
was used to record the 25th Anniversary Gig on 27th November, 2004 at Christ
Church in Fulwood, Sheffield (actually, a stereo microphone sitting on the mixing
desk). The following MP3 transfers are of variable quality, given the ambient
acoustic of the building, and the fact that the main mix on the night needed more
bass tonality from the bass guitar and a better balance between the keyboards and
the lead guitar.
- Joy - instrumental (ATF, arr. C20th),
128kbps,
64kbps
- Help Me (C20th Group),
128kbps,
64kbps
- Stand Up and Be Counted (Gill),
128kbps,
64kbps
- Loser - "Alright Jack" (Simons),
128kbps,
64kbps
- Brand New Day - "Sam's Song" (Gibbs),
128kbps,
64kbps
- One Rule for You (ATF, arr. C20th),
128kbps,
64kbps
- The King Will Come (WBA, arr. C20th),
128kbps,
64kbps
- Masquerade (Hobson and Searle-Barnes),
128kbps,
64kbps
- Real Revolution (Gibbs),
128kbps,
64kbps
- Listen to Me (ATF, arr. C20th),
128kbps,
64kbps
- He is the One (Wicks),
128kbps,
164kbps
- Encore: Stand Up and Be Counted (Gill),
128kbps,
64kbps
Recordings kindly supplied by Dr. Michael Stone, Department of
Psychology, University of Cambridge.
Where Are They Now?
The following is anything else we can find about music
or performances of old 20th Century members. Some
have gone on to be professional musicians, while others just
keep it up as a hobby.
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