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Notes: A
solo album by an early Genesis member. A very orchestral,
yet lyrical album. The theme flows throughout the songs and
stands together as a complete piece. The cover art is a lovely
pastoral view of the minstrel serenading the ghost in question. This
is a great find for Genesis and progressive fans alike.
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Artist: Anthony Phillips
Title: The Geese and the Ghost
Date: 1977
Cover Design and Art by: Peter Cross
Line Up:
Anthony Phillips: acoustic 12 string, 6 string, classical and electric guitars, basses, dulcimer, bazouki, synthesizers, mellotron, harmonium, piano, organ, celeste, pin piano, drums, glockenspeil, timbales, bells, chimes, gong, vocal on "Collections"
Michael Rutherford: acoustic 12 string, 6 string, classical and electric guitars, basses, organ, drums, timbales, glockenspeil, cymbals and bells
Phil Collins: vocals on "Which Way the Wind Blows" and "God if I Saw Her Now"
and a large cast of others on oboes, cellos, etc...
Track Listing
Side 1
Wind - Tales
Which Way the Wind Blows
Henry: Portraits from Tudor Times
God if I Saw Her Now
Side 2
Chinese Mushroom Cloud
The Geese and the Ghost
Part i
Part ii
Collections
Sleepfall: The Geese Fly West