Hunter Muskett. 1973. Hunter Muskett. Bradley's, LP BRADL 1003Hunter Muskett
Personnel:A folk-rock band whose first album is now very rare but reputedly not much good. Their second effort was produced by Keith Relf and is likely to be a better starting point for folk fans wanting to investigate.
They also had three tracks on Bradley's Roadshow, a live album on Bradley Records, which also featured Paul Brett's Sage.
( from The Tapestry of Delights - Vernon Joynson)
CHRIS GEORGE gtr, hrmnca, vcls A
TERRY HISCOCK gtr, keyb'ds, vcls A
DOUG MORTER gtr, vcls A
ALBUMS:
1(A) EVERY TIME YOU MOVE (Decca Nova SDN 20) 1970 R3
2(A) HUNTER MUSKETT (Bradley BRADL 1003) 1973 R1
Hunter Muskett. 1970. Every Time You Move. Decca, LP SDN 20.45:
1 John Blair/Silver Coin (PS) (Bradleys BRAD 303) 1973
A UK folk rock rarity from 1973. After having released excellent albums in 1971 and 1973 the band disappeared. Great multi-part harmonies, fluid electric guitar and strong songs with a rustic vibe and twist of West Coast rock (a bit like Decameron). This, their second album, was produced by Keith Relf of the Yardbirds/Rennaisance. And Michael Giles (ex. King Crimson) is appeared as guest drummer. One of the better British folk rock rarities of the classic '70's folk rock era..(daz.com)
Isle of Wight 1 August 31 to September 1 1968 :Among those appearing: Blonde on Blonde, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation, Fairport Convention, Gary Farr and Andy Leigh, Halcyon Order, Harsh Reality, Hunter's Muskett, Jefferson Airplane, The Mirage, The Move, Orange Bicycle, John Peel (compere), Plastic Penny, The Pretty Things, Smile, Tyrannosaurus Rex
Thanx to http://www.marmalade-skies.co.uk/aug1968.htmGodshill Festival, Hayles Field - August 31st, 1968
Godshill Ticket
Hunter Muskett (Rare 1973 UK Folk Bradleys Rec.)
Doug Morter Guitar, VocalsTerry Hiscock Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
1. John Blair
Enjoy!
Godshill Ticket Saturday August 31 to Sunday, September 1st (6pm - 10am): Halcyon Order, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Smile, Orange Bicycle, Pretty Things, The Move, Jefferson Airplane, Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Fairport Convention, Hunter's Muskett, Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation, Plastic Penny, The Mirage, Harsh Reality.
Hunter Muskett (Rare 1973 UK Folk Bradleys Rec.)Doug Morter Guitar, VocalsTerry Hiscock Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Chris George Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
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Roger Trevit Bass, Percussion, Vocals
Jim McCarty Percussion
Ken Freeman Synthesizer
Michael Giles Drums
produced by Keith Relf1. John Blair
2. When I'm Not Around
3. She Takes The Wine
4. Rosie
5. Back In Your Youth
6. Silver Coin
7. Magician
8. Laze Sround All Day
9. By & By
listen live the tracks
Hunter Muskett. 1973. Hunter Muskett. Bradley's, LP BRADL 1003
(back up cover)
Doug Morter, A brief history:
Doug Morter - Guitars/ Vocals
(Magna Carta, Hunter-Muskett, The Albion Band, The Gathering )
Doug Morter on myspace.com
Doug Morter launched his music career in 1969, playing with Hunter Muskett, supporting David Bowie, and went on his first major toursupporting Ralph McTell. Following this, he had many gigs in UK and Europe with partner Richard Digance, with major tours supporting Jethro Tull, Joan Armatrading,Elkie Brooks , Richard Thompson, Supertramp, Sutherland Brothers, Kinks, and Steeleye Span.
After playing with Richard, Doug recorded and toured as part of the Maddy Prior Band, and as part of the Michael Chapman Band, and, in 1979, went on his first tour as part of The Albion Band. Doug then joined Magna Carta full time in 1980, after guesting on an earlier record. After three albums and a lot of foreign tours, Doug left in 1983 to re-join The Albion Band until 1985/6. In 1985, after releasing his first solo record, Doug started recording the first of two records with guitar virtuoso Jerry Donahue, which became the basis for The Backroom Boys, which still exists and tours whenever schedules permits.
Doug is presently working with Then Came The Wheel, his collaboration with Alan Thomson, Arran Ahmun, from John Martyn’s band, and Foster Paterson from Donnie Munro’s band, plus ‘Celtic Blues’ with Jens Falck, Paul Burgess (10cc, Chris Farlowe) , and Alan Thomson, and The Legends of Folk Rock .Whew! (acoustic magazine)
After playing with Richard, Doug recorded and toured as part of the Maddy Prior Band, and as part of the Michael Chapman Band, and, in 1979, went on his first tour as part of The Albion Band. Doug then joined Magna Carta full time in 1980, after guesting on an earlier record. After three albums and a lot of foreign tours, Doug left in 1983 to re-join The Albion Band until 1985/6. In 1985, after releasing his first solo record, Doug started recording the first of two records with guitar virtuoso Jerry Donahue, which became the basis for The Backroom Boys, which still exists and tours whenever schedules permits.
Doug is presently working with Then Came The Wheel, his collaboration with Alan Thomson, Arran Ahmun, from John Martyn’s band, and Foster Paterson from Donnie Munro’s band, plus ‘Celtic Blues’ with Jens Falck, Paul Burgess (10cc, Chris Farlowe) , and Alan Thomson, and The Legends of Folk Rock .Whew! (acoustic magazine)
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