Ian Wallace - Related / Similar Products and Compilation Appearances

Alexis Korner & Snape - Accidentally Borne In New Orleans. Dble CD. (Castle - CMDDD1479) Alexis Korner and King Crimson (minus Robert Fripp) came together as Alexis Korner & Snape and recorded this 1973 Warner Bros. release. The album was recorded in San Francisco and London also included some interesting guests including Steve Marriott (Small Faces, Humble Pie), Patto members Ollie Halsall and Mike Patto, Tim Hinkley (Alvin Lee, Thin Lizzy, Roger Chapman). Peter Thorup of CCS was also a key member of Snape. Now expanded to a double CD, with a live set from Germany and bonus BBC session material.The album has been remastered from the original tapes and includes new detailed liner notes by band member Ian Wallace.

Big Jim Sullivan - Big Jim's Back. CD. (Retreat - 390286) 1974 album from the legendary session guitarist, in the vein of Caravan and Mick Abrahams.Guests include Chas Hodges,Dave Peacock and Ian Wallace,with material co-written with Derek Lawrence (Deep Purple/Wishbone Ash producer) and Chas Hodges. From the laid back funky playing of "Rubber Hip Gnome" to the warped "Arabella Swampchild" this album is a guitar players delight.

Jackson Heights - Ragamuffin's Fool / Bump 'n' Grind. CD. (Minority Records - MINOR 273) 2 Original albums reissued on 1 disc. Ex-Nice, Flaming Youth and Refugee members. Ragamuffins Fool,(Vertigo 1972) was easily their best album and the band almost had a hit with the cut "Maureen", the whole album finds the band in confident form throughout.. While the 'Bump & Grind' (Vertigo 1973) album is a 'Concept Album'. The theme was to be about the lives of the 'ladies' who worked in Burlesque theatre.Armed with two drummers, Mike Giles and Ian Wallace, and a 20 piece orchestra this is a classic 70's prog album.

Keith Christmas - A Brighter Day. CD. (Voiceprint - VP220CD) Originally released on the Manticore label in 1974, this is the first of two Seventies solo albums released by Christmas. Features former King Crimson members Ian Macdonald, Mel Collins and Ian Wallace, and the production skills of Greg Lake and Pete Sinfield. This re-issue features the tune "Sweet Changes", not available on the original album. Detailed 12 page booklet.

King Crimson - Earthbound. CD. (PANEGYRIC - DGM0511) Recorded during the final tour of the Robert Fripp, Boz Burrell, Ian Wallace, & Mel Collins lineup in the late winter of 1972. The UK progsters push the musical boundaries on "21st Century Schizoid Man", "The Sailor's Tale", "Peoria", "Earthbound" and a fifteen minute wig out version of "Groon". This remastered version in state-of-the-art digital audio version does offer a vast improvement in sound over the original LP release.

King Crimson - Islands (Remastered). CD. (Virgin Records - CDVKC 4) Vaulting imaginations gripping cosmic themes with dazzling songs. The cast of players includes Robert Fripp, Mel Collins, Boz, Ian Wallace, Harry Millar. Spacey avant rock with mellotron, flute, harmonium, piano, cornet, oboe and sax. Words,(sometimes very bitter i.e. 'Ladies of the Road') sounds and vision by Pete Sinfield. This 1971 album is one of Crimson's most progressive albums and getting closer to the master album Fripp threatened to produce at this time.

Neil Innes & The World - Lucky Planet. CD. (Acadia - ACA8056) Just after the Bonzo's split Neil tried his hand at many musical dreams; the first of these was the World, a straight rock group Innes formed with former Bonzos bassist Dennis Cowan, drummer Ian Wallace, and guitarist Roger McKew. Their sole album, 1970's Lucky Planet, was a Beatlesque pop album that bears a certain resemblance to early Badfinger and is worthy of investigation.

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