Release date: 30 April 2012
Phil releases ‘Nth Entities’ on 30 April 2012 on Expression Records. This startingly beautiful album is a collaboration with poet, Anna LeDoes Poetry. It is a collection of nine poems set to original music composed by Manzanera, and has four bonus tracks. The project was seeded two years ago […]
Following last year’s critically acclaimed, Corroncho, Phil has teamed up again with Lucho Brevia, his fellow Corroncho, for Corroncho Dos. As the two ‘oddballs’ embark on their next musical adventure, they will be inviting some exciting music guests to join them, many of which appeared on the first album.
Merry Christmas ! It’s that time of year, and once again Phil is giving away a free download of ‘Giddy
Up (Sleighride)’ by the Dumbells .
Recorded allegedly by some Roxy members back in’ YE
Good Olde ‘80!’ Also available is ‘Christmas by the Players’
You can get you free download here
You can order ‘Christmas by […]
GIG CANCELLED.
Due to the scheduling difficulties of the other musicians involved the gig in the Wirral on the 12th November has been cancelled. Standby for gigs in 2012
PLEASE NOTE THIS GIG HAS NOW BEEN CANCELLED
Phil Manzanera and Friends are performing at the International Guitar Festival, Liverpool, on 12 November. His ‘Friends’ are Roxy’s drummer Paul Thompson, and longtime Pink Floyd players, bassist Guy Pratt and keyboard player, Jon Carin.
You can find more info here:
http://www.bestguitarfest.com
Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera has had his guitar riff from K – Scope, his 1978 solo album, used by Kanye West and Jay-Z as the basis for the track No Church in The Wild the first track on their new album, Watch the Throne, released on 8 August 2011.
Phil Manzanera:
“ I never […]
The April edition of Classic Rock Prog has a great review of Diamond Head/Mainstream collectors editions.
You can read it here
Classic Rock have given a great review of Manzanera Diamond Head and Quiet Sun Mainstream.
You can read the review here
Mojo have reviewed Diamond Head in the March edition.
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Here is a review of Quiet Sun Mainstream from the March edition of uncut magazine.
You can read it here
