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|Last album = ''[[In a Glass House]]''<br />(1973) |
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|This album = '''''The Power and the Glory'''''<br />(1974) |
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The Power and the Glory is an album by the British progressive rock group Gentle Giant released in 1974. Both the title of the album and many lyrical themes were inspired by author Graham Greene's novel of the same name. The album was released in the US and Canada by Capitol Records, as would all albums for the remainder of the decade.
Track listing
All music and lyrics by Minnear, Shulman and Shulman.
- Proclamation – 6:48
- So Sincere – 3:52
- Aspirations – 4:41
- Playing the Game – 6:46
- Cogs in Cogs – 3:08
- No God's a Man – 4:28
- The Face – 4:12
- Valedictory – 3:21
- Proclamation (Live) - 4:54 (bonus track on 35th anniversary CD edition)
- The Power and the Glory – 2:53 (bonus track available on certain editions only)
Personnel
- Derek Shulman - Shulberry, vocals, saxophones
- Kerry Minnear - keyboards, vocals, cello
- Ray Shulman - bass, violin, vocals
- Gary Green - guitars
- John Weathers - drums, percussion, vocals
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