Boulders
Roy Wood · 1973
39 min · 9 tracks · jazz fusion
A whimsical blend of glam rock and symphonic pop that captures the playful essence of early 70s British music.
Top tracks — play these first
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Songs of Praise — Opening the album, this track sets the whimsical tone with its rich orchestration and clever lyrics, establishing Wood's knack for blending humor with social commentary.
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Nancy Sing Me a Song — This track highlights Wood's melodic sensibilities and storytelling ability, capturing a nostalgic vibe that resonates throughout the album.
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Rock Down Low — As the lead single, this song showcases Wood's signature glam rock style and catchy hooks, making it a standout moment that helped define the album's appeal.
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When Gran’Ma Plays the Banjo — This playful ode captures folk influences while maintaining a lighthearted charm, demonstrating Wood's ability to merge genres seamlessly.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Songs of Praise 4:41
- 2 Wake Up 3:47
- 3 Rock Down Low 3:25
- 4 Nancy Sing Me a Song 3:28
- 5 Dear Elaine 4:11
- 6 All the Way Over the Hill / Irish Loafer (And His Hen) 4:55
- 7 Miss Clarke and the Computer 4:21
- 8 When Gran’Ma Plays the Banjo 3:13
- 9 Rock Medley:: Rockin’ Shoes / She’s Too Good for Me / Locomotive 7:34
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