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July 20, 2025, 9 p.m.
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| Gatefold.jpg | 4.0 MB |
| Front Cover OBI.jpg | 3.3 MB |
| Front Cover.jpg | 3.2 MB |
| Back Cover.jpg | 3.2 MB |
| OBI.jpg | 1.4 MB |
| Insert.jpg | 1.2 MB |
| Disc.jpg | 1.2 MB |
| 07. Clancy - Good Judgement.flac | 67.4 MB |
| 06. Clancy - You Don't Understand.flac | 64.8 MB |
| 01. Clancy - Working Together.flac | 64.2 MB |
| 04. Clancy - You Have Made My Life So Sweet.flac | 59.8 MB |
| 05. Clancy - Jeka José.flac | 57.1 MB |
| 08. Clancy - Jealousy.flac | 46.9 MB |
| 02. Clancy - Timetaker.flac | 44.3 MB |
| 03. Clancy - Seconds Out.flac | 19.1 MB |
| Front.jpg | 36.5 KB |
| Clancy - Every Day.log | 9.2 KB |
| Clancy - Every Day.cue | 1.4 KB |
| Clancy - Every Day.m3u | 277 bytes |
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SOURCE: Clancy - Every Day (1976, Big Pink 2024)⭐
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Artist: Clancy Title Of Album: Every Day Year Of Release: 1976/2024 Label: Big Pink Country: UK Genre: Funky jazzy rock Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac) Rip type: tracks+.cue Clancy’s follow-up album, Every Day (1976), continued in a similar vein but showed a band that was more confident and cohesive in its sound. Every Day was well-received by fans of the band and critics alike, who praised its more polished production and tighter songwriting. Clancy was primarily known for their energetic and improvisational live performances, which were a major draw for fans. Their live shows often featured extended jams and re-interpretations of their studio material, showcasing the band's musicianship and their ability to interact dynamically on stage. They toured extensively in the UK, playing small dubs and opening for more prominent acts. Despite their relatively low commercial profile, Clancy developed a dedicated following, particularly among fans of more progressive and experimental rock. However, Clancy struggled to break into the mainstream. The band's refusal to conform to the commercial pressures of the music industry meant that they remained somewhat of a cult band, appreciated by those who discovered them but largely overlooked by the broader public. Their eclectic style, while artistically fulfilling, may have contributed to their limited commercial success, as it didn't easily fit into the more rigidly defined genres that were popular at the time. Clancy disbanded in late 1976, couple of years after their formation, having failed to achieve the level of success that would sustain them in the long term. The members went on to pursue various other musical projects, with Colin Bass achieving significant success as a member of the band Camel. Ernie Graham also continued to work in music, though he never achieved the same level of recognition he had with his earlier projects. Despite their brief career, Clancy left a lasting impact on those who heard them. The band is often cited as an example of the richly diverse music scene of the 1970s, where musicians were willing to take risks and explore new territories. Over the years, their albums have gained a certain cult status among collectors and fans of the era's more obscure bands. In retrospect, Clancy's music can be seen as a reflection of a time when the boundaries of rock music were being pushed in all directions. While they may not have achieved widespread fame, their work remains a testament to the creativity and adventurous spirit of 1970s British rock. Tracks 1. Working Together (Ernie Graham) - 6:21 2. Timetaker (Dave Skinner) - 4:23 3. Seconds Out (Dave Vasco) - 1:53 4. You Have Made My Life So Sweet (Barry Ford) - 5:55 5. Jeka José (Gaspar Lawal) - 5:39 6. You Don't Understand (Colin Bass, Dave Vasco) - 6:24 7. Good Judgement (Dave Skinner) - 6:40 8. Jealousy (Colin Bass) - 4:38 Personnel: Barry Ford - Drums, Vocals, Chinese Gong, Flute, Cymbals Colin Bass - Bass, Vocals Dave Skinner - Fender Rhodes, Hammond Organ, Wooden Piano, Clavinet, Synthesizers, Vocals Dave Vasco - Electric, Acoustic Guitars, Vocals Ernie Graham - Acoustc, Electric, Wah Wah Guitars, Vocals Gaspar Lawal - Percussion, Vocals, Congas, Talking, Agba Drums, Finger Cymbals, Seke Seke
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