Talk:Gerry Conway (musician)
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Dolphin
On the back cover of a 1977 album "Goodbye" (Private Stock Records PVLP 1028) by a group named Dolphin, the members and their instruments are listed as follows:
Roy Davies - keyboards, Jerry [sic] Conway - drums, John Giblin - bass, Jimmy Jewel - saxaphone [sic], Roger Churchyard - violin, Paul Carman - guitars, banjo, vocal etc., Twain Twin and the Twiplets - percussion varied.
The album is produced by Ned Blackstump and includes nine tracks, all written by Paul Carman:
Imagination Dancing, Street Angel, Take Care of the Ocean, The Actress (Queen of the Chautauqua), Only Seventeen, Rocking in the Rain, Midnight, Linda Lovelace, People of Stone.
85.156.67.29 (talk) 22:00, 3 April 2009 (UTC) 85.156.126.177 (talk) 05:28, 4 April 2009 (UTC)
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