Rare Bird – Sympathy, 1969 (HD)

See project: propuneriproiectare.wordpress.comarh. Dan Mihalache: dannarchitect@gmail.com, tel.: 0770/694.945; 0748/371.353; architecture office: united architects, Iaşi, România. Brick (or wood) dwelling house ground floor and attic realized in AutoCAD. Casă de locuit parter şi mansardă din cărămidă sau lemn. Proiect realizat în AutoCAD. Rare Bird was a progressive rock band founded in 1969. They were formed in England, but had more success in other European countries than they did at home. They are mostly remembered for the haunting, organ based track “Sympathy”. It sold one million copies globally. The band’s initial line-up was as below, although there would be changes by the time they came to work on their third album. The first two members listed were a constant throughout the lifetime of the band. • Steve Gould (lead vocals & bass, rhythm guitar) – born 25 March, 1950, Battersea, South London • Dave Kaffinetti (pianos & assorted keyboards) – b. 17 April 1946, Folkestone, Kent • Graham Field (organ & assorted keyboards) – b. 3 May 1940, Beaminster, West Dorset • Mark Ashton (drums & backing vocals) – b. 23 June 1949, Bridge, Kent The history of Rare Bird began when Graham Field placed an advertisement for a pianist in a musical periodical. He got thirty replies and formed a group called ‘Lunch’. He met Dave Kaffinetti in November 1968, and together they formulated the basic ideas for Rare Bird. In August 1969, they finally found the ideal rhythm section in Steve …

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