Journeys from Gospel Oak is the 1974 solo album by country rock/folk rock musician Ian Matthews. It was recorded in November 1972 as Matthews' expected third solo album of a three-album record deal on the Vertigo label and was originally set for release in mid-1973. Vertigo, however, lost interest in the project and it was signed over to and released by Mooncrest Records in 1974 who had also released albums by other ex-Fairport Convention colleagues, Ashley Hutchings and Sandy Denny. The album was recorded at Sound Techniques studio in Chelsea and took its title from Matthews' commute to the studio from where he then lived in North London.
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| - Journeys from Gospel Oak è un album discografico a nome di Ian Matthews, pubblicato dall'etichetta discografica nell'agosto del 1974. Registrato nel 1972, l'album doveva essere pubblicato dalla Vertigo Records, ma a causa di vari imprevisti non fu realizzato, i nastri in seguito furono venduti alla Mooncrest Records che pubblicò il disco solo nel 1974. (it)
- Journeys from Gospel Oak is the 1974 solo album by country rock/folk rock musician Ian Matthews. It was recorded in November 1972 as Matthews' expected third solo album of a three-album record deal on the Vertigo label and was originally set for release in mid-1973. Vertigo, however, lost interest in the project and it was signed over to and released by Mooncrest Records in 1974 who had also released albums by other ex-Fairport Convention colleagues, Ashley Hutchings and Sandy Denny. The album was recorded at Sound Techniques studio in Chelsea and took its title from Matthews' commute to the studio from where he then lived in North London. (en)
- Journeys from Gospel Oak is een studioalbum van Iain Matthews, dan nog Ian Matthews geheten. Na een desastreuze start van Matthews bij het platenlabel Vertigo Records, kwam toch het album If you saw thro' my eyes uit. Ook Tigers will survive was redelijk succesvol, maar inmiddels had Matthews opgericht. Hij had echter nog een contract voor één album. Vertigo wilde er nog maar weinig geld in steken en Matthews nam dit album in vijf dagen tijd op. Toen het album opgeleverd werd had het platenlabel alle interesse in Matthews verloren en verkocht de rechten door naar , een platenlabel gestart door muziekproducent . Mooncrest was daarbij gelieerd aan Charisma Records, dat toen samen met Vertigo onder een hoed van Phonogram zat. Het album verscheen daarom later dan gepland was. (nl)
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| - Journeys from Gospel Oak is the 1974 solo album by country rock/folk rock musician Ian Matthews. It was recorded in November 1972 as Matthews' expected third solo album of a three-album record deal on the Vertigo label and was originally set for release in mid-1973. Vertigo, however, lost interest in the project and it was signed over to and released by Mooncrest Records in 1974 who had also released albums by other ex-Fairport Convention colleagues, Ashley Hutchings and Sandy Denny. The album was recorded at Sound Techniques studio in Chelsea and took its title from Matthews' commute to the studio from where he then lived in North London. The album was first released on CD in 1988 by Line Records in Germany, and then again by Mooncrest in 1991 with new liner notes by John Tobler. An expanded version of the album, featuring seven extra tracks, was released by the Sanctuary Records Group in 2006 on the Castle Music label. (en)
- Journeys from Gospel Oak is een studioalbum van Iain Matthews, dan nog Ian Matthews geheten. Na een desastreuze start van Matthews bij het platenlabel Vertigo Records, kwam toch het album If you saw thro' my eyes uit. Ook Tigers will survive was redelijk succesvol, maar inmiddels had Matthews opgericht. Hij had echter nog een contract voor één album. Vertigo wilde er nog maar weinig geld in steken en Matthews nam dit album in vijf dagen tijd op. Toen het album opgeleverd werd had het platenlabel alle interesse in Matthews verloren en verkocht de rechten door naar , een platenlabel gestart door muziekproducent . Mooncrest was daarbij gelieerd aan Charisma Records, dat toen samen met Vertigo onder een hoed van Phonogram zat. Het album verscheen daarom later dan gepland was. De titel van het album verwijst naar het dagelijks op en neer rijden tussen Gospel Oak en de in Londen, een vergelijking met Gerry Rafferty's City to City dringt zich op. Het album bleef door de strubbelingen een beetje in het luchtledig hangen. Het album werd dan ook als een van de laatste van Matthews uitgegeven op compact disc. In 2006 verscheen een versie op een retroplatenlabel. (nl)
- Journeys from Gospel Oak è un album discografico a nome di Ian Matthews, pubblicato dall'etichetta discografica nell'agosto del 1974. Registrato nel 1972, l'album doveva essere pubblicato dalla Vertigo Records, ma a causa di vari imprevisti non fu realizzato, i nastri in seguito furono venduti alla Mooncrest Records che pubblicò il disco solo nel 1974. (it)
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