2 songs at the price of one

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Marillion - The Fruit of the Wild Rose (the long outro jam)

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There's also an instrumental version of Blackmore's Night, but I don't remember on which album, plus a vocal only version from Kay McCarthy (the two together make a song ). This is a song which had a lot of interpreters including Joan Baez for what I know. 

With Swedish lyrics is amazing.

I know those two....I have posted them last year . Ian Gillan admitted to have taken Child in Time from It's A Beautiful Day and the authors were happy of it. 

octopus-4 wrote: I know those two....I have posted them last year . Ian Gillan admitted to have taken Child in Time from It's A Beautiful Day and the authors were happy of it.

I've talked about this in the past, but it's more complicated than that. See: http://www.bluoz.com/iabd/vince.html Be-bop jazzman Vince Wallace claims that he wrote it in 1962 and taught it to David LaFlamme of It's a Beautiful Day in 1966.

http://www.bluoz.com/iabd/vince.html wrote: ...Vince Wallace wrote the song Bombay Calling in 1962, and believes he did copywrite it.....In 1966, Vince taught the song to David LaFlamme at David LaFlamme's house in San Francisco, California during the Electric Chamber Orchestra days....At first David LaFlamme attributed the song to Vince in concert, thinking it would be cool to do a jazz number from a jazz musician...Within a couple of years, David LaFlamme eventually dropped all reference to Vince and registered the same song with the same name under his own name at the US Copyright Office...Vince never received a dime from any of the record companies or David LaFlamme...This song is on the first album that went gold....

And see: http://forums.deeppurple.com/viewtopic.php?t=464&sid=3004ec841f31d2851ca068ecb702a8af

I know I mentioned this in your earlier thread, Octopus, but I'd had a discussion with Dick Heath about this song http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=62049&PID=3417549, where he wrote:

Dick Heath wrote: Logan wrote: I much prefer the track "Bombay Calling" that inspired "Child in Time" by It's a Beautiful Day (and Beautiful Days' was an adaptation of the be-bop jazzer Vince Wallace's "Bombay Calling":  Great riff.   As stated a number of times in PA: which was in turn  lifted from J.S.Bach and stated so in the line notes for a remastered issue of IABD album.   Johann Sebastian was targeted by a number of prog and heavy rock musicians at the end of the 60's and early 70's and indeed Wendy Carlos did a whole synth album Switched On Bach and later the complete Brandenburg Concertos.  BBC 2 did a complete programme on why Bach's music appealed so much - particularly the Brandenburgs  - in the early 70's .

I love this Vince Wallace version of Bombay Calling) -- I prefer it to It's a Beautiful Day's:






Edited by Logan - May 10 2011 at 05:56

Forgotten maybe.... well, I have noticed that I have posted two tines the same song actually.  The problem is that now I don't remember which the other song was(a clone of highway stars if I remember correctly). I trying to remember