Original release 1973 Digitally re-mastered version including 2 bonus tracks Joybringer Father of Day, Father of Night (edit)
ALBUM NOTES
1973 - Solar Fire
Re-Mastered 1998 (2 Bonus Tracks) Mann 006
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Still considered by many followers to be one of the best Earth Band
albums, this was the first to be issued on the Bronze label. Following
on from the hit single "Joybringer", based on "Jupiter" from
Holst's "Planet Suite", the album continued the theme, although
without the freedom to use any more of Holst's work. Although altogether
a fine and atmospheric album there is one outstanding track, a ten
minute working of Dylan's "Father Of Day Father Of Night". |
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Father Of Day, Father Of Night (9:52)
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Dylan Sony/ATV Music Publishing
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2
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In The Beginning, Darkness (5:19)
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Mann/Rogers/Slade B Feldman & Co Ltd
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3
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Pluto The Dog (2:45)
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Mann/Rogers/Slade/Pattenden B Feldman & Co Ltd
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4
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Solar Fire (5:13)
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Mann/Rogers/Slade/Pattenden B Feldman & Co Ltd
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5
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Saturn, Lord of the Ring
Mercury, the Winged Messenger
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Mann B Feldman & Co Ltd
Mann/Rogers B Feldman & Co Ltd
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6
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Earth The Circle (part 2) (3:20)
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Mann B Feldman & Co Ltd
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7
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Earth The Circle (part 1) (3:47)
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Mann B Feldman & Co Ltd
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8
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Joybringer (3:22)
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Holst/Mann/Rogers/Slade Gustav Holst/J Curwen & Sons Ltd
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9
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Father Of Day, Father Of Night (3:01)
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Dylan Sony/ATV Music Publishing
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Produced by Manfred Mann and Earth Band
Mick Rogers: Guitar, vocals
Manfred Mann: Organ, synthesizer, vocals
Colin Pattenden: Bass
Chris Slade: Drums
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