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1 Line-up  





2 Discography  



2.1  Albums  



2.1.1  Toward the Sun (1975)  





2.1.2  Fluid Druid (1976)  







2.2  Singles  





2.3  Compilations  







3 References  





4 External links  














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Druid
OriginBerkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England
GenresProgressive rock, symphonic rock, art rock
Years active1971–1977
LabelsEMI, BGO Records
Past members
  • Cedric Sharpley
  • Dane Stevens
  • Pete Griffiths
  • Andrew McCrorie-Shand
  • Druid were a 1970s progressive rock band from England, and initially came to public attention by winning a 1974 unsigned band contest by Melody Maker magazine.[1] The band went on to perform on The Old Grey Whistle Test and to record two albums. Their sound was notably influenced by Yes.

    After the demise of Druid, Neil Brewer and Dane Stevens formed the Never Never Band with a more commercial approach.

    Former member Cedric Sharpley, who went on to back Gary Numan in the band Tubeway Army, died from a heart attack on 13 March 2012.[2] Keyboard player Andrew McCrorie-Shand later pursued a career composing for Ragdoll Productions, most notably their longest-running TV shows Rosie and Jim, while bass player Neil Brewer was the show's third and final presenter from 1997 to 2000.

    Line-up

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    Discography

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    Albums

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    Toward the Sun (1975)

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    Toward the Sun
    Studio album by
    Druid
    ReleasedJune 1975
    RecordedMorgan Studios, London, England
    GenreProgressive rock, symphonic rock, art rock
    Length47:27
    LabelEMI
    ProducerBob Harris
    Druid chronology
    Toward the Sun
    (1975)
    Fluid Druid
    (1976)
    Professional ratings
    Review scores
    SourceRating
    Allmusic[3]
    Sputnikmusic3.7[4]
    Side one
    1. "Voices" (McCrorie-Shand/Dane) – 8:13
    2. "Remembering" (Brewer/Dane) – 5:24
    3. "Theme" (Brewer/Dane/McCrorie-Shand/Sharpley) – 5:24
    4. "Toward the Sun" (Dane) – 5:03
    Side two
    1. "Red Carpet for an Autumn" (Brewer/McCrorie-Shand) – 3:10
    2. "Dawn of Evening" (Brewer/McCrorie-Shand) – 10:02
    3. "Shangri-La" (Brewer/Dane) – 10:11
    Personnel

    Fluid Druid (1976)

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    Fluid Druid
    Studio album by
    Druid
    ReleasedMay 1976
    RecordedAdvision Studios, London, England
    GenreProgressive rock, symphonic rock, art rock
    Length39:32
    LabelEMI
    ProducerDruid, Paul "Rockette" Hardiman
    Druid chronology
    Toward the Sun
    (1975)
    Fluid Druid
    (1976)
    Professional ratings
    Review scores
    SourceRating
    Allmusic[5]
    Sputnikmusic3.6[6]
    Side one
    1. "Razor Truth" (Dane/Brewer) – 5:42
    2. "Painters Clouds" (Dane/Brewer) – 5:00
    3. "FM 145" (McCrorie-Shand) – 2:08
    4. "Crusade" (McCrorie-Shand/Brewer) – 7:48
    Side two
    1. "Nothing but Morning" (Dane/Brewer) – 4:09
    2. "Barnaby" (Dane) – 3:12
    3. "Kestrel" (McCrorie-Shand) – 3:35
    4. "Left to Find" (McCrorie-Shand/Dane/Brewer) – 7:12
    5. "The Fisherman's Friend" (McCrorie-Shand) – 0:46
    Personnel

    Singles

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    Compilations

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    References

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  • ^ Allmusic review
  • ^ Sputnikmusic reviews
  • ^ Allmusic review
  • ^ Sputnikmusic reviews
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