MICHAEL FENNELLY "LANE CHANGER" ℗ 1973 Epic Records © 2015 Wounded Bird Records Wounded Bird WOU 2703 Made in USA Michael Fennelly, a legendary folk singer-songwriter known to soft rock fans as a member of The Millennium and to hard pop fans as the leader of Crabby Appleton, released his first solo work in '73. Members of Argent and Michael Giles of King Crimson (on track 9) also participated. Starting with the Zepp-like hard tune of the title track, reminiscent of Robert Plant, the delicate vocals of the following track ② showcase a mellow, beautiful melody folk tune. As the mid-70s approached, the glam-touched guitar tone solos are also a highlight. It is also famous that Jeff Beck participated in only one song, although not credited. This is the world's first CD release, using the jacket of the 1974 US version. ① Lane Changer 2:26 ② Touch My Soul 4:05 ③ Won't You Please Do That 3:15 ④ Over My Dead Body 2:38 ⑤ Dark Night 4:27 ⑥ Easy To Love 3:04 ⑦ Shine A Light 3:04 ⑧ Bad Times 5:53 ⑨ Flyer 2:53 ⑩ Watch Yourself 3:32 ⑪ Give Me Your Money 4:03 Vocals, Guitar – Michael Fennelly Keyboards – Casey Foutz Bass – Dave Wintour, Jim Rodford Drums – Robert Henrit, Henry Spinetti, Mike Giles Lead Guitar – Jeff Beck on ⑩ Backing Vocals – Rod Argent, Russ Ballard and others There are no scratches on the disc. Almost no signs of use overall. # the millennium # crabby appleton # jeff beck