THE SEVEN AGES OF MAN 1972 [full album]

Artist: The Seven Ages Of Man
Album: “The Seven Ages Of Man” 1972
Genre: Progressive Rock / Jazz Rock
Label: Rediffusion
Country: UK
1. The Age of Conception (Instrumental) (0:00)
2. The Age of Birth & Early Childhood (January Awakening and Good Morning) (6:03)
3. The Age of Youth (When I'm Alone) (10:30)
4. The Age of Adolescence Part 1 (What Do I Do?) (16:21)
5. The Age of Adolescence Part II (If I Knock on Your Door With Roses) (20:57)
6. The Age of Middle Age (Instrumental) (24:35)
7. The Age of the Elderly (I'm So Tired) (27:52)
8. The Age of Death & Beyond (Death) (31:45)
Perry Ford - lead vocals
Kay Garner - lead vocals
Doris Troy - backing vocals
Pat Arnold - backing vocals
Madelaine Bell - backing vocals
Rosetta High Tower - backing vocals
Tony Roberts - saxophone, flute
Harold McNair - saxophone, flute
Gordon Beck - keyboards
Steve Grey - keyboards
Ian Green - keyboards
Colin Green - guitar
Brian Odges - bass
John Spooner - percussion

[@alfredocano6312]

1972 a great year for prog-rock

[@coosoorlog]

amen

[@Olegzyan]

indeed!

[@damfs]

72 was a great year for music in general

[@AdrianPaco]

I'm discovering now! What a Gem!

[@sdkmtechnic]

God Bless this channel! We can listen to these hidden gem albums!!!

[@seanlowery7810]

Im loving this! My kind of prog!

[@Itsnotbrettreddell]

Thank you!!

[@koijjg]

I've been listening to prog for about twenty years and have been quite active in finding new (or "new") records. It's getting harder every year! This seems to be quite pleasant surprise!

[@richardjones6767]

check some of king gizzards albums like ice death planets

[@chilechileancho]

Great!

[@francoisgingras1803]

very very good...just love all of it !

[@craigburkhart1616]

Pure genius.

[@snuppssynthchannel]

Good stuff.

[@craigd7808]

Great fusion

[@massimodellatorre5239]

Veramente bello

[@Toracube]

Really great.

[@Sabatyr]

This is really great!...Influences abound :)

[@officialPURPLEGREEN]

That is some dope Food for my Sampler. 🔥

[@raymundogomezvilchis4189]

¡BELLISIMO DISCO!

[@dogus.utoopia]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Zopf-international]

This isa real trip.

[@darwinblinks]

Now THIS is some '70s pretension!

[@juamachin]

Darwin Blinks how was the postension then?

[@oldschoolsuper840]

Must be one of Harold McNair's last recordings - he died March '71

[@etiennelangevin7582]

Seriously, not bad !

[@sethstopcallingmeryandickh9067]

Hey prog line can you upload ocean melody 1981 please

[@goldenmantis]

16:00

[@goldenmantis]

3:45

[@lostinstrumentalsproject7343]

Did you use this sample?

[@HayshishTV]

didn't really get that about the ages of man... is it six, seven, or eight?

[@goldenmantis]

13:48

[@tafarixx6512]

2:00

[@kajasismanovic2020]

does anyone know the origin of the artwork on the cover?

[@juamachin]

no, but Im also interested in knowing

[@HeidiLandRover]

Stephen Hill Design Services - that's all it says on the cover.

[@lgnance]

6:47 6:51

[@Valnn]

The age of conception (Instrumental) 0:00-6:03 why do i hear lyrics between? also I tried to private message you because I wanted you to list me some of your all time favorite prog bands. I wasn't able to, anyways, i'm on a constant search to find great Prog Bands, because I truly believe the musicians and people who worked on music like this made the best form of music. Psychedelic was the beginning around the 60's which formed into prog around 67, prog reigned up until about 1977-1980, when it began to die down, I believe Prog Music was the peak of music, it was all going up-hill until then, and when prog began to die a mass DE-progression happened, where music is getting worse and worse, And it's almost gotten to the point where the worst songs ever seem to garnish the most attention =/

[@Valnn]

Cool i appreciate you listening these. I know of all of them besides weather report, return to forever, babylon, and gordon giltrap, I'll have to check them out. Also, if you are interested, I could list you all the bands I know. I actually have a playlist on my channel of worthwhile prog bands.

[@flammaferus2998]

Valnn I am heavy metal fan, but I always liked good 70s prog. Here is my 5 favourite albums: 1. Birth Control "Hoodoo Man" '72 2. King Crimson "Red" '74 3. Birth Control "Operation' '71 4. Garybaldi "Nuda" '72 5. Zappa "Hot Rats" '69 Greetings from Russia!

[@richardfinlayson1524]

heres some i like; Man, Gong, skin alley, Jade warrior, Nucleus, Tonton macoute, The Greatest show on earth, Free, Third ear band, Soft machine,Caravan,Camel,Roy Harper,Edgar Broughton band,Quatermass, Blackfeather,Bakery,Tamam Shud, Tully,Company Caine, Spectrum, Cybotron, Quicksilver, Grateful Dead,Hawkwind,Atomic rooster,Mike Westbrook, Neil Ardley, Miles Davis,HerbieHancock,McCoy Tyner, Fairport Convention, Pentangle,Van Der Graf generator,King Crimson,Pink Faries, Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac, Chicken shack,Ten years After,Chain,Carson,......mainly Jazz-rock,blues,psychedelic,progressive rock....Im sure there are others ,but thats a few....and any British Jazz from the 60s & 70s

[@joesantianna121]

hi valnn, not to mention the demise of fm radio! that also is criminal what’s happened to radio where you could discover these things and more. now its all corporate “ playlists” over and over again or stupid talk shows..fortunately there are local college stations around that play non-pop stuff or god forbid something i haven’t heard before a million times! try finding progressive music on radio which is still free i might add, the original WiFii!!!! we could find this back in 1979 or later but no more its sad. thank god we have people keeping it alive and I appreciate it.

[@debrandymiller7161]

how about the 90's. and beyond: flower kings,transatlantic, spocks beard, karmakanic.

[@albertobaretta975]

amazing band! If you like jazz rock I suggest this italian duo, amazing band: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6i6dJuti96VjMU

[@Alcantara.]

Great!