Saturday, 31 March 2012

RICK WAKEMAN IN THE '80S

I am currently putting the final touches to a reissue of Dan Wooding's smashing biography of Rick Wakeman. It covers his life and doings in the 1970s in massive detail. It is a great book, and furthermore onee that I have enjoyed working on, bevause not only is Dan a really nice guy, but his book is interesting and has dozens of really rare pictures.

But what happened next? Purely by chance I found this site with an overview of Rick's work - album by album - during the 1980s, and I thought that it was so interesting that I should share it..

http://gary-hill.suite101.com/rick-wakeman-album-by-album-overview-1981-1984-a405559
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