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Message From Chris Simpson of Magna Carta - SteveO - 23-10-2011

Kelvin who, J ?

Jerome Wrote:Kelvin!!!!!



Message From Chris Simpson of Magna Carta - SteveO - 23-10-2011

Thanks to Mr. Simpson for taking the time to reply to the questions !

How does he rate George as a guitarist ?


gryphon Wrote:Chris did get back to me.........

He did meet both George and Ringo during the recording of "Back Off Boogaloo " He says that he spent a couple of hours with them and they got on well. He was impressed by gentle a human being George was and how good he was as a guitarist . Ringo had the sense of a leader and was a mature Man's man with a good sense of humour.

Songs From Wasties Orchard garnered a 4.5 / 5 rating by All Music !!! Were you aware of this ? No he as not and is falttered.

The Falsetto voice on Seasons is Glen Stuart who is supposed to have a five octave range in his voice..................pause for some laughter from Chris................When pressed for other female voices on one or two other early albums Chris would not comment...............................



Message From Chris Simpson of Magna Carta - ceata - 04-11-2011

gryphon Wrote:I'll chat with Chris soon and ask him the questions

I can give you a few answers...............Lord Of The Ages ..............The Spoken part is Glen Stuart !

The later ones are Dr Andrew Jackson who is apart time actor and lives in Grassington in Yorkshire which was the next village on from Chris.

Lord of The Ages was featured in an International GCSE English paper.

I'll have a chat with him about the rest !

it's interesting what you've found out, I read the entire thread Smile