Hambleton, Fergus - Town Of Fergus

Tracks

Side 1

		Track Name	Length
	1	All of the Time	03:15
	2	I Cannot Answer	04:04
	3	The World Turns All Around Her	03:14
	4	Here With You	03:50
	5	Pushing All My Life	02:49

Side 2

		Track Name	Length
	1	Drive-in movie	03:10
	2	Ride Alone	02:58
	3	Ice on the Road	04:14
	4	Tom Riley	03:06
	5	Gotta Get Gone (Good-bye)	03:23

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Information/Write-up

“Ice On The Road” was the most successful single from Fergus’ Town Of Fergus album first released by Capitol Records in 1972. Fergus Hambleton is a versatile singer, songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist, who during his lengthy career has been a leading performer and songwriter in the folk, pop and reggae fields, most notably in the Juno award winning reggae band The Sattalites.

Fergus Hambleton who, in addition to writing all the material, is featured on guitar, piano, bass, saxophone, clarinet and vocals. He is backed by Jack Merrick on piano, drums and vocals, Peter Lye on bass, Doug Allen on drums and vocals, Eric Canning on guitar and an outstanding highlight of the album, Miles Jordan on cello.

One of the most striking things about this album is the skilled variety offered as Fergus moves with assurance from full-tilt rocking numbers to solid, moody ballads without once disturbing the overall, amazingly high level of quality throughout.

Rockers like “All Of The Time” and “Drive-In Movie” are reminiscent of the 60s, yet pulse with a beautifully structured smoothness and simplicity that makes them impossible to resist and as alive as the ’70s.
-Bill Provick, Ottawa Citizen, 1973

Fergus Hambleton: vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, bass, saxophone
Eric Canning: guitar
Jack Merrick: piano, drums, vocals
Peter Lye: bass
Doug Allen: drums, vocals
Miles Jordan: cello

Produced by Greg Hambleton
Engineered by Terry Brown at Toronto Sound Studios, Toronto, Ontario
Mixed by Bob Liftin at Regent Sound, New York City, NY, USA

Photography by Larry Leblanc
All songs published by Axe Music

First released 1972 by Capitol Records ST-6382

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