Here Comes Mr. Mercury

by Bill Nelson

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Nick Bradey Excellent instrumental set - Bill Nelson rides
the waves with ease . This music should be
available on the NHS! I have yet to hear a Nelson recording I do not want to own . Please do not stop Bill … Many people depend on you 👍👍👍
Favorite track: Red Planet Blues.

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	1.	Never A Dull Day (For Les Paul) 03:23
	2.	Coop's Place 02:21
	3.	Six String Skyway 06:31
	4.	The Standard Fireworks Stomp 01:25
	5.	Teatime In The Republic Of Dreams 04:34
	6.	Soda Fountain Swing 02:39
	7.	Attempt To Re-Assemble My Fragmented Self 06:16
	8.	Autumn Noodle No.1 05:07
	9.	A Dream For Ian 04:19
	10.	Mars Welcomes Careful Drivers 04:09
	11.	Here Comes Mr Mercury 04:07
	12.	Dance Of The Pagan Energy Ghosts 05:23
	13.	Tomorrow Today 05:11
	14.	Red Planet Blues 06:47

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Here Comes Mr. Mercury is a guitar-based instrumental album, originally released as a limited edition CD in 2009.

"What I've been moving towards, in an organic and natural way, over many years, is a genre of my own where all the different aspects of my work, the various combinations of instruments, the various approaches to composition, (ambient, rock, electronic, jazz, pop, avant, roots, twang, modern classical etc), simply become fused together to create something that is uniquely mine." - Bill Nelson

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released December 4, 2020

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Bill Nelson

Founder of Be-Bop Deluxe in 1973, guitarist Bill Nelson wrote all of the bands material. Signed to EMI, the band released five studio albums and scored a top ten UK hit with the single "Ships In The Night."
In 1979 Bill disbanded Be-Bop Deluxe and launched Red Noise.
As a solo artist he's worked with David Sylvian, Harold Budd and Cabaret Voltaire as well as producing The Skids and Gary Numan. ... more

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