Biography:
Barclay James Harvest were an English progressive rock band. They were founded in Saddleworth, Yorkshire, United Kingdom, in September 1966 by John Lees, Les Holroyd, Stuart "Woolly" Wolstenholme (1947–2010), and Mel Pritchard (1948–2004). They are best-known for their first four albums released in quick succession from 1970-1972.
The Barclay James Harvest story begins in the early sixties in the Oldham area of North-West England. John Lees and Stuart “Woolly” Wolstenholme met at Oldham Art School
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- A Tale Of Two Sixties
- African
- African Nights
- After The Day
- All My Life
- Alone In The Night
- Alright Down Get Boogie
- Baby James Harvest
- Back To The Wall
- Ball And Chain
- Barclay James Harvest And Other Short Stories
- Believe In Me
- Berlin
- Beyond The Grave
- Blue Johns Blues
- Capricorn
- Cheap The Bullet
- Child Of The Universe
- Crazy City
- Crazy Over You
- Dark Now My Sky
- Death Of A City
- Delphown Morn
- Delphtown Morn
- Early Morning
- Echoes And Shadows
- Everyone Is Everybody Else
- Eyes Of The Universe
- Face To Face
- Fact The Closed Shop
- Fifties Child
- Following Me
- For No One
- For Your Love
- Friend Of Mine
- Galadriel
- Giving It Up
- Gone To Earth
- Good Love Child
- Guitar Blues
- Halfway To Freedom
- Happy Old World
- Harbor
- Harbour
- Hard Hearted Woman
- Harrys Song
- He Said Love
- High Wire
- Highway For Fools
- Hold On
- How Do You Feel Now
- Hymn
- If Love Is King
- Im Like A Train
- In Memory Of Martyrs
- In Memory Of The Martyrs
- In My Life
- In Search Of England
- Inside My Nightmare
- Ive Got A Feeling
- John Lennons Guitar
- Jonathan
- Just A Day Away
- Just A Day Away Forever Tomorrow
- Kiev
- Lady Loves
- Lady Macbeth
- Lepers Song
- Life Is For Living
- Little Lapwing
- Looking From The Outside
- Love Is Like A Violin
- Love On The Line
- Loving Is Easy
- May Day
- Medicine Man
- Midnight Drug
- Mill Boys
- Mocking Bird
- Moongirl
- Moonwater
- Mother Dear
- Negative Earth
- Nova Lepidoptera
- Octoberon
- On The Wings Of Love
- Once Again
- One Hundred Thousand Smiles Out
- One Night
- Origin Earth
- Paper Wings
- Paraiso Dos Cavalos
- Pariso Dos Cavalos
- Play To The World
- Polk Street Rag
- Poor Boy Blues
- Poor Mans Moody Blues
- Prisoner Of Your Love
- Psychedelic Child
- Ra
- Rebel Woman
- Ring Of Changes
- Rock N Roll Lady
- Rock N Roll Star
- Say Youll Stay
- Sea Of Tranquility
- See Me See You
- Shadows On The Sky
- She Said
- Sideshow
- Sip Of Wine
- Skin Flicks
- Someone There You Know
- Song For Dying
- Song For You
- Song With No Meaning
- Sperratus
- Spirit Of The Water
- Suicide
- Summer Soldier
- Sweet Jesus
- Taking Me Higher
- Taking Some Time On
- Teenage Heart
- Thank You
- The Closed Shop
- The Great 1974 Mining Disaster
- The Iron Maiden
- The Life You Lead
- The Poet
- The Song
- The Streets Of San Francisco
- The Sun Will Never Shine
- The World Goes On
- Time Honored Ghosts
- Title
- Titles
- Turn Of The Tide
- Turn The Key
- Turning In Circles
- Ursula
- Vanessa Simmons
- Victims Of Circumstance
- Waiting For The Right Time
- Waiting On The Borderline
- Watching You
- Welcome To The Show
- When The World Was Woken
- Where Do We Go
- Xii
- You Need Love
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BJH - African Nights
from Welcome To The Show
[F#]Driving down the road
Under the [F#]southern light
[F#]Looking back to see
Where we've come [F#]from
[B]As we watched the sun go down
[B]Rain it fell like diamonds
From [F#]Kimberley mines [F#]
[F#]On the road to Jo'burg
With the [F#]dying light
[F#]Farewell Durban
City of Na[F#]tal
[B]Stopped a while to stretch my thoughts
[B]As we crossed the borderline
And [F#]into Transvaal [F#]
[C#] I saw the [B]sun go down
[C#]Under the southern [F#]skies
[C#] Over and [B]over
I'll [B]always remember
Those [B]beautiful African [F#]nights [F#]
[F#]In the old VW
We'd [F#]count the miles
We [F#]travelled with a friend
Whose name was [F#]Farr
The [B]stories that he told us
Talked of [B]faces
Times and places
Sang and [F#]played his guitar [F#]
[F#]Driving down the road
We hear the [F#]morning rise
[F#]Leaving all the past
So far be[F#]hind
The [B]sound man played the Eagles
As we [B]listen
"Take It Easy"
Echoes [F#]on through our lives [F#]
[C#] I saw the [B]sun go down
[C#]Under the southern [F#]skies
[C#] Over and [B]over
I'll [B]always remember
I [B]still hear them call
No [B]matter how far
Those [B]beautiful African [F#]nights [F#]
from Welcome To The Show
[F#]Driving down the road
Under the [F#]southern light
[F#]Looking back to see
Where we've come [F#]from
[B]As we watched the sun go down
[B]Rain it fell like diamonds
From [F#]Kimberley mines [F#]
[F#]On the road to Jo'burg
With the [F#]dying light
[F#]Farewell Durban
City of Na[F#]tal
[B]Stopped a while to stretch my thoughts
[B]As we crossed the borderline
And [F#]into Transvaal [F#]
[C#] I saw the [B]sun go down
[C#]Under the southern [F#]skies
[C#] Over and [B]over
I'll [B]always remember
Those [B]beautiful African [F#]nights [F#]
[F#]In the old VW
We'd [F#]count the miles
We [F#]travelled with a friend
Whose name was [F#]Farr
The [B]stories that he told us
Talked of [B]faces
Times and places
Sang and [F#]played his guitar [F#]
[F#]Driving down the road
We hear the [F#]morning rise
[F#]Leaving all the past
So far be[F#]hind
The [B]sound man played the Eagles
As we [B]listen
"Take It Easy"
Echoes [F#]on through our lives [F#]
[C#] I saw the [B]sun go down
[C#]Under the southern [F#]skies
[C#] Over and [B]over
I'll [B]always remember
I [B]still hear them call
No [B]matter how far
Those [B]beautiful African [F#]nights [F#]
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