Barclay James Harvest
Despite being signed to EMI at the same time as pop-rockers Pink Floyd and
releasing a string of decent tunes throughout the late Sixties and early
Seventies, Barclay James Harvest never really broke through into the mainstream
music consciousness. A label change to Polydor in 1973 hinted at a change in
fortunes for the group though their work still failed to chart until finally, a
year later, their double album Barclay James Harvest Live made the UK top 40.
Subsequent releases climbed higher still and the boys found popularity at last.
A personnel change ensued as vocalist Stuar...
HymnBarclay James Harvest
Love on the LineBarclay James Harvest
Child of the UniverseBarclay James Harvest
Poor Man's Moody BluesBarclay James Harvest
Sun Will Never ShineBarclay James Harvest
SuicideBarclay James Harvest
HymnBarclay James Harvest
Gone to Earth
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Love on the LineBarclay James Harvest
Eyes of the Universe
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Child of the UniverseBarclay James Harvest
Everyone Is Everybody Else
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Poor Man's Moody BluesBarclay James Harvest
The Compact Story Of Barclay James Harvest
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Sun Will Never ShineBarclay James Harvest
Barclay James Harvest
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SuicideBarclay James Harvest
After The Day - The Radio Broadcasts 1974 -1976 - BBC Version
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