Tuesday, 7 August 2012

Chris Rohmann - The Man i Am Today (Rare Folk UK 1973)


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RCA UK 1973. No info, sorry. Anyone who can help me (?)

01. The Chair Song
02. Biography
03. Roll Your Dreams On
04. What Would It Be Like
05. I Don't Know What To Say
06. Riot ( Are You Afraid)
07. The Man I Am Today
08. The Lion And The Deer
09. I Must Fly
10. Song Of The Farmer
11. Sing
12. Happy Birthday

1. https://rapidshare.com/files/2314140766/Chris_Rohmann.rar
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2. http://uploadmirrors.com/download/KEYZVFVX/Chris_Rohmann.rar
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3 comments:

Максим Воробей said...

Bio from Wikipedia:

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Chris Rohmann is the former host of "As Schools Match Wits" on WGBY-TV channel 57 in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Rohmann was born in Yellow Springs, Ohio. He is a resident of Hadley, Massachusetts, but lived in the United Kingdom for many years until the early/mid 1980s. He wrote the British novelty hit "Funky Moped" (performed by comedian Jasper Carrot) which made it to number three in the British charts in the 1970s.

He was a regular performer on the folk club circuit in the UK and also enjoyed success at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe before returning to the United States.

Rohmann has been an actor, director, singer, songwriter, writer, and radio commentator as well as a member of the adjunct faculty of the Pioneer Valley Performing Arts High School (PVPA). He has written theater criticism and commentary for the Valley Advocate[1] (Newspapers of New England Inc.) and the Daily Hampshire Gazette (also owned by Newspapers of New England Inc.).

As a director for Hampshire Shakespeare Company, Rohmann was given responsibility for staging A Midsummer Night's Dream in 2005 and Macbeth in 2006.

Twil said...

I hadn't heard of this guy before, but, am very impressed with what I have heard, he reminds me of someone else, but, I can't think who, but, an American... If I were he I wouldn't advertise the fact that I had written Funky Moped.

A very good album, thanks Chris

Twil said...

Jim Croce, that's who he reminds me of!

Thanks again Chris for introducing me to Chris RohMann