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The album No Hat was released
in December 2002 and will be re-released by Solent Records in June 2003 when
it can be purchased from record shops.. To purchase this album click
below.
USA and Canada:
www.cdbaby.com
UK and Europe:
www.solentrecords.co.uk/luke
Five of the tracks from this
album can be heard on this site. You will need Real Player to listen
to these tracks. This plug in is freely available from Real.com.
Please choose the version
that suits your internet connection speed. Please note that these are
compressed versions of the music and that the original CDs are of a much
higher quality.
Three videos of Luke playing
live are available on this page.
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Suitable for line dancing |
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| I Ain't Got No Hat |
lo-fi |
hi-fi |
56k |
128k |
512k |
Lamtarra Rumba |
2'49'' |
| Realise Her Dreams |
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4'05'' |
| It is Feels Good |
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Lovers Hideaway |
4'29'' |
| Smokey Mountain Rain |
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Po Ti Serra |
4'12'' |
| As Good For Me As You |
lo-fi |
hi-fi |
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Dancing In The Dark |
3'31'' |
| Barroom Star |
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56k |
128k |
512k |
County Line Cha Cha |
3'09'' |
| One More Bar |
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Black Coffee or
Houston Slide |
3'35'' |
| Waiting For Dawn |
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3'07'' |
| Wild Card |
lo-fi |
hi-fi |
56k |
128k |
512k |
Chill Factor |
3'01'' |
| Whisky to Wine |
lo-fi |
hi-fi |
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3'38 |
| Banjo Picker |
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Grundy Gallop |
2'18'' |
| Everybody's Different |
lo-fi |
hi-fi |
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Stroll Along Cha Cha /
Dime A Dance Cha Cha |
4'07'' |
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My dream has now
manifest, but not without some of the finest and most innovative
musicians and artists it has been my pleasure to work with. As
always the project has been a learning curve as are most games played
against matter, energy, space and time. Such joy though.
Thank you to all the
family, friends and colleagues who have contributed and encouraged
this work and who have believed in me all the way, and for your input
and skills that have helped to make this work well.
My special thanks to
Graham Walker who's talent as an instrumentalist and writer has been
invaluable in the moulding of these melodies. |
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My special thanks to
Dave Hayward, who agreed to take on the daunting task of producing,
recording and moulding the work, with such skill and dexterity that is
a joy to behold, and I offer my sincere gratitude, you have been a
guiding light and magic to work with.
Thank you to all the
musicians and artists who contributed and whose talents show
throughout this recording.
I thank the fans for
their continued support for me and the music and the "Great Spirit"
for the gifts bestowed on me.
"Luke" |
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| Musicians |
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| Dave Hayward |
Steel guitar,
programming |
| Luke Guy Reed |
Lead vocals, rhythm
guitar and harmony vocals |
| Keith Shilcock |
Bass |
| Wilbur Cartwright |
Drums, percussion |
| Graham Walker |
Lead and rhythm guitar,
banjo |
| Bob Winquist |
Fiddle, viola |
| Jon Miller |
Piano, keyboards |
| JC Grimshaw |
Mandolin, mouth harp |
| Backing vocals by Liza
Marshall, Gila Antara, Jon Miller, Dave Hayward, Nikki Napier and Luke Guy Reed |
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Having so much enjoyed Luke Guy Reed's
previous album, I was really looking forward to this new one, and it
was worth the wait. This is a lovely collection of self penned
songs about life and love, in nicely arranged musical settings, moods
created are from wistful to cheerful. It is an honour to be able
to endorse this album, and I hope listeners will enjoy it as much as I
have. Sue McCartney - Southern Country Magazine
Another great album from Luke, good
quality songs combined with high quality playing and Luke's instantly
recognisable quality voice make this a first class listen. Andy
Crawley (mastering engineer) |
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