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1981 studio album by Sky
Sky 3 progressive rock band Sky , released in 1981. It reached number three in the British Albums chart.[2] Francis Monkman 's departure from the group, with Steve Gray replacing him on keyboards.
In 2015 Esoteric Recordings continued their schedule of remasters and expanded releases with this recording.
Track listing [ edit ] Side two Title Writer(s) 6. "Moonroof" Peek 4:03 7. "Sister Rose" Steve Gray 4:31 8. "Hello" Gray 4:12 9. "Dance of the Big Fairies" Flowers, Peek 3:30 10. "Meheeco" Flowers, Gray 6:35 11. "Keep Me Safe And Keep Me Warm, Shelter Me From Darkness" Flowers 0:54
2015 two disc reissue edition [ edit ] CD: Original album (Remaster) Title 1. "The Grace" (2015 Digital Remaster) 2. "Chiropodie No.1" (2015 Digital Remaster) 3. "Westwind" (2015 Digital Remaster) 4. "Sarabande" (2015 Digital Remaster) 5. "Connecting Rooms" (2015 Digital Remaster) 6. "Moonroof" (2015 Digital Remaster) 7. "Sister Rose" (2015 Digital Remaster) 8. "Hello" (2015 Digital Remaster) 9. "Dance of the Big Fairies" (2015 Digital Remaster) 10. "Meheeco" (2015 Digital Remaster) 11. "Keep Me Safe And Keep Me Warm, Shelter Me From Darkness" (2015 Digital Remaster)
DVD: Video recording (NTSC / Region Free) Title 1. "The Grace" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 2. "Chiropodie No.1" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 3. "Sarabande" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 4. "Sahara" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 5. "Recuerdos De La Alhambra" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 6. "Dance of the Little Fairies" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 7. "FIFO" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 8. "The Swan" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 9. "The Whale" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 10. "Scipio" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 11. "Hello" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 12. "Hotta" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 13. "Keep Me Safe and Keep Me Warm, Shelter Me From Darkness" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV) 14. "Toccata" (Recorded Live at Westminster Abbey, London on 24 February 1981 for BBC TV)
Personnel [ edit ] Sky
Other personnel
Malcolm Davies – Mastering
Sky, Haydn Bendall, Tony Clark – Production Certifications [ edit ] References [ edit ]
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