Bill Fay
Bill Fay is a singer-songwriter and pianist from London.
Fay began writing songs in the early 1960s while attending university and in 1966 cut a demo using a mobile studio belonging to a man named John Boden. Impressed by the demo, ex-Them drummer Terry Noon helped Bill to sign a recording contract with Decca. In 1967 the label released the single "Some Good Advice"/"Screams in the Ears", produced by early Donovan co-manager Peter Eden. The single "introduced [Fay's] characteristic downbeat melodies and scrambled impressionistic lyrics"
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001 - Be Not So Fearful
002 - Maudy La Lune
003 - We Have Laid Here
004 - A Frail And Broken One
005 - Be Not So Fearful For Lower Singing Voices
006 - Cannons Plain
007 - Garden Song
008 - Gentle Willie
009 - I Hear You Calling
010 - Jesus Etc
011 - Pictures Of Adolf Again
012 - Plan D
013 - Some Good Advice
014 - Thank You Lord
015 - The Geese Are Flying Westward
016 - The Healing Day
017 - The Room
018 - There Is A Valley
019 - This World
020 - Time Of The Last Persecution